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Learning the VdTMoCA

an occupational therapist's journey to introduce the VdTMoCA into their new work place

Tag: Neurodiversity

January 2024

On January 11, 2024May 7, 2024 By learningthevdtmocaLeave a comment

Working in the community I had flexibility to do my 37.5 hours around child care. With my new role based on a ward I am required to be on site for set hours per week. Doing 8-4pm I am generally the first into the office I share with 3 others. Being an early bird, after …

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February 2024

On February 17, 2024May 7, 2024 By learningthevdtmoca2 Comments

One reason I really connect with VdTMoCA is that it not only helps me understand my patients better, it also helps me better understand who I am and how to manage my neurodiversity. For example, a key suggestion from the VdTMoCA to practitioners during patient assessments is to observe the individual engage in both familiar …

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March 2024

On April 12, 2024April 13, 2024 By learningthevdtmoca4 Comments

Early in my career, I worked as an occupational therapist in a busy office with seven other colleagues. Looking back, I realise my neurodiversity made me more sensitive to that environment than perhaps a neurotypical person would have been. Working from home in the community team was a positive change but it did have its …

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June 2024

On July 16, 2024July 16, 2024 By learningthevdtmocaLeave a comment

As a human being it is natural in the course of my day to day life to make mistakes, or to not to be able to respond to situations in the way I wish to. Sometimes I even make good decisions, like creating this blog and finding the time to maintain it. This blog has …

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