Show Notes
Corey does not mince his words, and his energy is bloody infectious.
In this episode of Occupational Therapy Unwritten, we get into self-belief, burnout, nervous-system regulation, spirituality and what it really means to bring your whole self into your OT practice.
And Corey has plenty to say.
From “you studied OT, that is enough” to knowing your worth and learning to advocate for yourself, this conversation challenges some of the ways we think about ourselves as OTs, whether you're newly qualified, five years in or you've been doing this for decades.
Corey brings a fascinating mix of experience to the conversation. He's an occupational therapist, co-founder of E.Co Therapy, a guest lecturer at the University of Queensland, has delivered professional development for OT Australia, and provides supervision to practising OTs and OT students.
And if his energy has you thinking, I need a bit of Corey in my life, you're in luck. 😂
He's offering the first three OTs who contact him a FREE 30-minute individual supervision session. And in true Corey style, he's backing himself too. If you feel you've received no value from the session, he'll pay you for your time.
I know if I'd been listening rather than interviewing, I'd have been jumping at this one.
📩 To claim one of the three sessions: [email protected] 📱 Instagram & YouTube: @Thatwoowooguy
This one is fun, thought-provoking, a little bit woo-woo and full of those moments that make you go, “Oh shit... he might have a point.”
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