Identity Presentation
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Olivia Warburton identifies several key aspects that shape her occupational identity, including spending time with family and friends, caring for her dog Tiarn, playing sports since childhood, eating healthy foods, enjoying outdoor activities, and studying occupational therapy. She also finds horse riding, gardening, and traveling therapeutic and satisfying activities that are important parts of who she is.
Identity Presentation
- 2. Spending time with my family is very important to me. These people have shaped who I am today and play a massive role in my identity.
- 3. I enjoy spending time with my friends as I view myself as a social person who enjoys interaction with others of similar interests and personalities.
- 4. I rescued my dog Tiarn from the SPCA so I have been a dog owner for two years. Tiarn is a big part of my life and I get great satisfaction in giving her the best life.
- 5. I have participated in a range of sports since I was 5 years old. Playing sports reflects me as a person as I am competitive, dedicated and a team player.
- 6. Eating healthy is important to me as my parents have brought me up to always eat lots of fruit and vegetables to ensure a overall healthy wellbeing. Sargent Choice Nutrition Centre (2012). Retrieved from http://sargentchoice/eatinghealthy.com
- 7. Outdoor activities has always been a big part of my life growing up. This emphasises the importance of how much I love to explore the outdoors.
- 8. Studying Occupational Therapy makes up a big part of my identity today as it is a passion of mine and I am working towards a goal in becoming a qualified OT. Occupational Therapy Services. (no date). Retrieved from: http://tewksburyphysicalhealth.com
- 9. I have always had my own horse growing up and have participated in many events as a child. I find horse riding very therapeutic a as well as find it a very satisfaction activity.
- 10. I have an extreme desire to travel as I enjoy exploring different places and meeting new people.
- 11. I’ve participated in gardening from a young age as it was considered a chore in my family. I now find gardening very therapeutic for times when I am feeling stressed and I find it very satisfying when my plants grow.