Occupational identity!
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Abigail Higgs discusses several activities and roles that contribute to her sense of occupational identity. She finds a sense of satisfaction in helping others through acting as a buddy for individuals with disabilities. Skiing is closely tied to where she comes from and belongs as she went skiing weekly near Mount Ruapehu where she lives. Competitive swimming and other aquatic activities have been a large part of her life and connect her to communities. Leaving home to study allowed her to become more independent. She is able to be a role model and friend to her two younger sisters. Cooking and baking are ways she expresses herself and shares with family and friends.
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Occupational identity!
- 1. OCCUPATIONAL IDENTITY ABIGAIL HIGGS OCCUPATIONAL SCIENCE ‘14 ASSESSMENT 1
- 2. I took a year off between high school and study to travel around Europe. I took this photograph in Santorini, Greece!
- 3. Acting as a ‘buddy’ for a individuals with disabilities contributes to my identity as I feel a sense of satisfaction when I know I can help others by BEING someone they can spend time with. Jenner Health Centre, (2007). Retrieved from: http://www.jennerhealthcentre.co.uk/carers.htm
- 4. Throughout my schooling life I went to the mountain skiing once a week as we live half an hour from Mount Ruapehu. So skiing not only makes up my identity because it is an occupation I participate in but also relates closely to where I come from and BELONG.
- 5. I swam in competitive competitions for 10 years, trained to be a surf lifeguard and played waterpolo. The different swimming activities have been present throughout my life and so it is an occupation not only have I BECOME good at but I am now part of a range of communities.
- 6. Leaving home and coming to a new city to live with friends and study has allowed for me to BECOME more independent.
- 7. I am an older sister to Charlotte (17) and Madeline (11). We spend a lot of time together when I am home doing different activities that we all enjoy. I am able to BE a role model and a friend for them.
- 8. My family away from home! These are the people I make memories with through fun activities.
- 9. Little Bay, a beach in the Coromandel is my favourite place in New Zealand, where I have spent every holiday with family and friends.
- 10. BEING (one of) the owners of our family pets, Molly, gives me a responsibility to feed, clean and run her.
- 11. One of my favorite things to DO….cook, bake and eat! I can express myself through what I create and share it with my family and flat mates.