Josef Bernard De Mesa, OTRP
@demessy.bsky.social
occupational therapist registered in the philippines, mind stuck in 2020 🇵🇭🌈🍉☭☯️
i made the mistake of working 6 days straight a week for my first 2 months of work
i just rendered my resignation in both hospitals 🙃🙃
i just rendered my resignation in both hospitals 🙃🙃
June 3, 2025 at 8:10 AM
i made the mistake of working 6 days straight a week for my first 2 months of work
i just rendered my resignation in both hospitals 🙃🙃
i just rendered my resignation in both hospitals 🙃🙃
Hi! Thank you for congratulating me! I know we're in different contexts/countries but would you mind if I ask you for entry-level career tips? And hopefully, for longevity too?
December 17, 2024 at 5:33 PM
Hi! Thank you for congratulating me! I know we're in different contexts/countries but would you mind if I ask you for entry-level career tips? And hopefully, for longevity too?
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Predictability isn’t what matters, control isn’t what matters either. AUTONOMY is what matters. So to optimise environments you don’t need to focus on predictability per se but rather the person’s own ability to plan, adjust, determine what’s happening and when; just as you do when moving about.5/10
December 2, 2024 at 9:16 AM
Predictability isn’t what matters, control isn’t what matters either. AUTONOMY is what matters. So to optimise environments you don’t need to focus on predictability per se but rather the person’s own ability to plan, adjust, determine what’s happening and when; just as you do when moving about.5/10
an uncomfortable part of studying human development is the unhelpful perpetration of outdated, rigid gender stereotypes
November 21, 2024 at 3:24 PM
an uncomfortable part of studying human development is the unhelpful perpetration of outdated, rigid gender stereotypes
a bit irked calling myself a "professional" b/c i have my own marxist/neuronormative qualms about it - even if i'm working towards it. perhaps a better word is "practitioner". ofc there are many ways to earn public trust, but i also recognize that a license is a legal shorthand, albeit a bottleneck
November 17, 2024 at 4:58 PM
a bit irked calling myself a "professional" b/c i have my own marxist/neuronormative qualms about it - even if i'm working towards it. perhaps a better word is "practitioner". ofc there are many ways to earn public trust, but i also recognize that a license is a legal shorthand, albeit a bottleneck
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November 16, 2024 at 5:58 AM