Susan Griffiths
@otsusangriffiths.bsky.social
Deaf Paediatric Occupational Therapist / Team Lead working with ND children and young people. Passionate about delivering ND neuroaffirming healthcare.
FYI: All posts prior to 7/11/24 are my old tweets from Twitter.
#OccupationalTherapy
FYI: All posts prior to 7/11/24 are my old tweets from Twitter.
#OccupationalTherapy
Where has the time gone!?! Thank-you all for your contributions. Hope you feel more confident in supporting deaf people. #OTalk
Image description: video of Susan using Sign Supported English with a textbox above her head in black font saying 'Thank you for joining OTalk, bye!'.
Image description: video of Susan using Sign Supported English with a textbox above her head in black font saying 'Thank you for joining OTalk, bye!'.
November 17, 2024 at 2:51 AM
Where has the time gone!?! Thank-you all for your contributions. Hope you feel more confident in supporting deaf people. #OTalk
Image description: video of Susan using Sign Supported English with a textbox above her head in black font saying 'Thank you for joining OTalk, bye!'.
Image description: video of Susan using Sign Supported English with a textbox above her head in black font saying 'Thank you for joining OTalk, bye!'.
Q4: What role can OTs play in tackling audism and how can we ensure our services are accessible to anyone with a hearing loss? #OTalk
Image description: video of Susan using S.S.E with a textbox above her head in black font saying 'Here is the last question'.
Image description: video of Susan using S.S.E with a textbox above her head in black font saying 'Here is the last question'.
November 17, 2024 at 3:00 AM
Q4: What role can OTs play in tackling audism and how can we ensure our services are accessible to anyone with a hearing loss? #OTalk
Image description: video of Susan using S.S.E with a textbox above her head in black font saying 'Here is the last question'.
Image description: video of Susan using S.S.E with a textbox above her head in black font saying 'Here is the last question'.
Q3 What are the barriers & challenges for OTs in communicating with & supporting deaf people or people with a hearing loss? #OTalk
Image description: video of Susan using S.S.E with a text box above her head in black font saying 'We're halfway through, here is the 3rd question'.
Image description: video of Susan using S.S.E with a text box above her head in black font saying 'We're halfway through, here is the 3rd question'.
November 17, 2024 at 3:10 AM
Q3 What are the barriers & challenges for OTs in communicating with & supporting deaf people or people with a hearing loss? #OTalk
Image description: video of Susan using S.S.E with a text box above her head in black font saying 'We're halfway through, here is the 3rd question'.
Image description: video of Susan using S.S.E with a text box above her head in black font saying 'We're halfway through, here is the 3rd question'.
Question 2: What are the barriers and challenges that deaf people or people with hearing loss face? #OTalk
Image description: video of Susan using Sign Supported English with a text box above her head in black font saying 'Now it's time for the 2nd question'.
Image description: video of Susan using Sign Supported English with a text box above her head in black font saying 'Now it's time for the 2nd question'.
November 17, 2024 at 3:10 AM
Question 2: What are the barriers and challenges that deaf people or people with hearing loss face? #OTalk
Image description: video of Susan using Sign Supported English with a text box above her head in black font saying 'Now it's time for the 2nd question'.
Image description: video of Susan using Sign Supported English with a text box above her head in black font saying 'Now it's time for the 2nd question'.