Occupational therapists help individuals in all life stages by playing a vital role in the outcome of their care and recovery. Through occupational engagement, these healthcare professionals promote the health and wellness of those who are affected by injury, illness, or disease.
Like many healthcare careers, an occupational therapist can at times find themselves in a fast-paced and changeable environment. The same applies to those who hold positions as travel therapists. An Occupational Therapist (OT) who is a traveler can experience the same high demands as those who are working in a permanent setting, but may not have a local emotional support structure to help them weather the storm.
If you or a loved one is a traveling OT, then you know firsthand how important it is to take time for yourself to de-stress during those difficult days that keep you on the run. As April is National Occupational Therapy Month, make it a point to sit-back, relax, and spend a little extra time focusing on yourself. Here are a few simple techniques that can help you de-stress. Read More
Filed under: Careers, Occupational Therapy, Travel Therapy Tagged: De-stress, national occupational therapy month, Occupational therapists, stress, stress-reduction, traveling OT
