Occupational identity
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This document discusses the author's various occupations and roles that help shape their identity over different periods of their life. Some of the key occupations and roles mentioned include playing badminton for several years in the past, currently studying to be an occupational therapist, enjoying fishing trips with their father since childhood, working at a rest home over summer holidays, playing basketball in the past for social reasons, and their current role as a flat mate. Family and friendships are also discussed as being important parts of the author's identity through their different roles.
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Rachael Melton provides an overview of her personal brand in 3 paragraphs. She introduces herself as a mother of two who works full time as a high school registrar and is pursuing a bachelor's degree in psychology. Her goals are to become a guidance counselor and earn a master's degree in educational counseling. She discusses her involvement in her children's school as the treasurer of the parent booster club and her love for her family, hobbies like shopping and the beach, and giving back through community service. Her faith is also important to her as she finds inspiration from scriptures.Occupational identity
- 2. This is a meaningful occupation to me as I have been playing this for 13 years . This is a part of who I am and I will continue to play this sport in the future. While playing I have had many roles including captain and coaching which has led to development of me as a person.
- 3. Being an Occupational therapy student is part of my identity as it is what I am doing with my life in the present. I believe that it is important as my future goal after studying is to be a qualified occupational therapist.
- 4. ï‚ž Going out fishing is part of my identity as I have been going out with my dad ever since I was little. I will continue to go fishing over my life as I enjoy doing it and spending time with my dad
- 5. Badminton is a past occupation that I used to participate in regularly for 3 years. Over the 3 years I would play for a club and also represent southland in my age group for south island competitions.
- 6. Over the summer and holidays I have worked at Calvary rest home. While working there I would care for the residents and help the nurses out when required. While there I have formed many relationships with the residents as well as the other people who work at Calvary
- 7. Basketball shows my past identity as it provided me with social interactions with my team mates and friends who come along and supported the team. I participated in an occupation that I enjoyed doing with friends and who I liked to socialise with.
- 8. Being a flat mate is part of my current occupational identity as I am living independently with a group of friends where I have shared responsibilities.
- 9. ï‚ž Swimming is part of my identity as it is important for me to be able to swim long distances confidently. By being able to swim means that I am able to go out on the boat and swim in the lake and beaches over the summer months with my family and friends
- 10. Throughout my life I have made many new friends from kindy, primary school, high school, at polytech, jobs and through other people. I value my friendships as they are the ones that I participate in most occupations with.
- 11. ï‚ž I am a sister, cousin, daughter, granddaughter and aunty. These are important as I value my family and spending time with them. Being in my family provides me with a sense of belonging