Justin Turner's research seeks to understand how individuals and communities can foster resilience in the face of events that cause occupational disruption. Learn more about their #UBCGradJourney grad.ubc.ca/campus-communi…

New course alert! Coming September 2022. OSOT 301 - Introduction to Human Occupation: As the core construct of occupational science & occupational therapy, occupation is examined for its relation to personal & social determinants of health. Registration opens in June UBC OSOT

Watching Dr Pat Camp talk about the importance of considering comorbid conditions and intersectional social factors in pulmonary rehabilitation at #ATS2022

New article from our team! "LGBTQ+ identity concealment and disclosure within the (heteronormative) health professions: “Do I? Do I not? And what are the potential consequences?" in Social Sciences & Medicine Qualitative Reseach in Health Share widely :) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Really great to spend time with my labmates and connect with our research collaborators in north central BC

Had a really great day doing some community research in Saik’uz First Nation as part of a health fair event, with Dr Pat Camp and fellow labmates @DeboraMoecke and Sunaina Chopra. Beautiful territory full of beautiful people. Grateful for the opportunity to be here ♥️

A bit of a late post, but feeling very full from my time at the 18th @THEWFOT International Congress in Paris (Aug. 27-31). Gave 2 presentations and connected with lovely fellow OTs from Canada and beyond. Context for each of the photos below are in their ALT text descriptions.

Check out this perspectives paper to which Dr Pat Camp and I contributed (lead author Chris Carlsten). We talk about health impacts from climate change in BC. Particularly proud of our centering Indigenous Peoples' expertise and sovereign rights when finding solutions.