Why Lumina Springs?
Too often, occupational therapists feel the weight of imposter syndrome.
We’ve been told that exploring emotions, identity, or meaning is the territory of counsellors, CBT therapists, or psychologists and questioned if this is something which Occupational Therapists can do.
But the truth is: Occupational Therapists are already trained to see the whole person.
We’ve always been there, exploring doing, being, becoming, and belonging alongside our clients.
“The problem isn’t your capability. The problem is how your role has been defined.”
Sometimes the problem is how the role of Occupatonal Therapy has been defined by a number of external factors or influences, rather than by the depth of what Occupational Therapy truly is.
Lumina Springs exists to change that story.
I hope to provide training and resources that give Occupational Therapists the confidence, language, and space to connect to their skills to work reflectively, relationally, and psychologically, without stepping outside of their professional identity.
