We run these free online 'Rehab Conversations' several times throughout the year - to gather, to connect, to share ideas, and to support each other in our learning and practice. Please share this invitation widely within your networks.
Presented through the lens of Self-Determination Theory, we'll have a fresh look at motivation in rehabilitation — exploring what drives engagement, why it's important, how to support it, and whether we should rethink our current approaches.
Megan Sigouin is a Canadian occupational therapist and PhD student with the Rehabilitation Teaching and Research Unit at the University of Otago, New Zealand. She has an eclectic professional background, having worked in hospitals, rehabilitation clinics, and community programs across a wide range of practice areas throughout Canada. The majority of her clinical experience is in community stroke rehabilitation, which, along with Occupational Performance Coaching, is the focus of her doctoral research.
When you register, you will receive an email with the Zoom link for the event.
Please share the invitation with anyone you think might be interested in joining us for this session. We ask that they register separately so that we can contact them directly if there are any event changes and/or further information to share. Thanks!
This is a free event. We can only make these events free if people become members of the NZRA, allowing us to cover the costs of the website and event management platform. If you are not already a paid-up member, please consider joining. It costs NZ$25 per year- a bargain! Join here: https://www.rehabilitation.org.nz/join-us
If you have any questions, feel free to email Anne [NZRA Secretary] via ahawker011@gmail.com before the event.
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