In this blog, Kimmy calls the NDIA out for embodying dehumanising, ableist and coercively controlling attitudes and behaviours.

In this blog, Kimmy chats about how understanding her neurotype facilitated a sense of belonging as an OT. She also shares how being autistic enhances her practice as an OT.

In this blog, Kimmy acknowledges the stress involved in being a neurodivergent woman living in a neurotypical world. Kimmy introduces how life coaching can help.

In this blog, Kimmy discusses system burnout experienced by occupational therapists and other allied health professions working within the NDIS. Kimmy explores how to identify if you’re experiencing system burnout and what to do about it.

In this blog, Kimmy shares why she believes humane approaches to mental health matter and why she is such a strong advocate for emotional freedom techniques (EFT).

In this vlog, Kimmy chats with another OT about her pending transition back to work after having her second baby. They talk about the impact of becoming a parent on their sense of self and the way they show up in their role as an OT. They also discuss the type of work environment needed to nurture a supported transition back to work after maternity leave.

Listening to music to express and transform our emotional states aligns with the occupational therapy profession’s commitment to holistic wellness and engagement strategies.

Emotional Freedom Techniques is a kind, gentle and effective therapeutic technique that yields multiple benefits.