I would like to be a therapist when I grow up. I would like to be a therapist because i want to help people. I understand a lot about what people are going threw and I would like to help them out and feel better. I hate seeing kids cry and be depressed over things that could be fixed. It might take time but I still would like to help. That’s why I want to be a therapist.
My short term goal is to get everything done on time. I feel like this is a good goal to focus on now because I could get in the hang with it and I won’t turn things in late. My first step is to set reminders. I will also set certain times to do work. That will make me turn everything in on time because i’m forcing myself to do it. My struggle is is that i have a lot of distractions around me while I do my work. So if i get rid of distractions I will focus more. Once I focus more then I will get it all in on time.
My middle range goal is to study more. I could get a tutor. A tutor would push me to my limits and they would help me understand everything so I won’t be so confused. If I take better notes than it would be easier to understand the work. I could also set a certain time in the day to take a
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I know i’m gonna struggle on that threw all my years in high school and college. Even when i get a job it’s gonna be hard to stay on task once things start getting piled up. If i got rid of all distractions that would help. I have to concentrate on 1 thing at a time. Staying on task and not turning my work in on time goes hand in hand. If i have a planner or when everything is due that would help me turn in all my work in on time and stay on task by giving me the things i need to do. If I want to be a therapist I can not get distracted. I have to learn when to put certain things to the side. I can get distracted very easily. If I learn how to put things to the side I won't get distracted as
For as long as I could remember, I always knew that I wanted to pursue a career in the field of physical therapy. Everything about the human body is captivating from the way it works to its powerful ability to heal itself. To many people, the field of physical therapy involves using exercise to aid in the restoration of physical function in patients, but to me, it means so much more. One reason as to why the field of physical therapy peeked my interests is because it combines my keen curiosity for the human body and all its fascinating capabilities, physical exercise and the compassion to help others. In recent years, several events occurred that have helped inspire me to become a physical therapist.
I find occupational therapy to pique my drive to teach people valuable life skills as well as learn from those people and their experiences. Being an occupational therapist would allow me to have one-on-one interactions with patients and establish meaningful relationships over the course of time. It would also give me the dutiful privilege and responsibility of instilling confidence in others and helping them realize their full potential in self-suffiency. All of my personal experiences, challenges, educational backgrounds, and professional interactions have guided me toward pursuing my goals of gaining experience working in all populations, enabling patients to thrive in their daily lifestyle, and spread public awareness of what OT has
You ever ask someone where they see themselves in life? You may get a variety of different answers. Overtime I went through many different career changes cause I couldn’t really settle with one. Well when it came to wanting to be an Occupational Therapist I grew ecstatic. It wasn’t about the amount of money that could be made it was about the fact that I could help children of all ages to conquer things they struggled with before. Occupational therapists goals are to serve clients to get them back to their working environment successfully.
When I am older I would love to be a Nurse Practitioner, I enjoy helping people when they are sick and taking care of them. Another reason I want to be a Nurse Practitioner is because my sister is also a Nurse Practitioner.
There have been countless times in my life where I have struggled to stay focused on a task ahead of me. I always plan out my work time ahead in order for me to complete a task, but every time I find that I have to revise my plan every day closer to the deadline. The little work that I should have done each day turns into a tremendous amount of work before the due date. Occupying myself with other things that keep me entertained, only brings me a lot of distress at the end. As I continue to torture myself , this bad habit of mine continous to dwell inside of me. One could say that there may be many implied meanings to this concept, but nevertheless, this force that messes with me everyday is considered to be procrastination.
Second, I want to be more engaged in class. I need to be sure that I am up to date for all assignments that are due, motivated myself to do well in classes and hope to achieve a passing grade. By being involving myself with asking for help from professors, seeking out for a tutor and possibility managing my time better. This is a learning goal because I often struggled with being unaware of how I am going to do in class and this can help me understand what to do to be successful in college. I will know if I achieved this goal by the grades I will
When I look at what I want to be in the future, the first occupation that comes to mind is physical therapy. While it is not something I have considered all through high school, I have been taking health occupation and sports therapy classes since my Sophomore year of high school. This career has interested me for a while now and I really think that I could excel at it. I think the best part about being a physical therapist is being able to interact with patients everyday and be able to help them and assist them. Over time I would want to be able to climb the ranks and be able to get really good at physical therapy and become one of the best. Becoming a physical therapist it is not easy; you need to go to college for seven years total, earning a bachelor's degree in the first four years and then going to physical therapy school for an additional three years. There are pros and cons of being a physical therapist though but I believe that this is something that I really want to do when I'm older.
For the longest time I was unsure, and apprehensive about what profession I wanted to pursue. The medical field particularly intrigued me, from physical therapy to therapeutic recreation. However, occupational therapy is what caught my attention originating from my grandfather.
I want to be a nurse practitioner. I would like to be a nurse practitioner because, I could help people and I. I think when I am will still want to be a nurse. I want to go to college when I am older. I want people to smile because I helped them or their member in some way.
I want to be a nurse, specifically a nurse practitioner. I have always been fascinated with the medical field and see a bright future in it for me. I have the opportunity of meeting new people every day with a variety of personalities. There is always something new to discover in this field. A nurse practitioner's job is to be able to diagnose and treat illnesses. They also prescribe medicine and run physical exams. I am highly interested in pursuing the career of a nurse practitioner because the healthcare field is always in need for medical professionals, it pays well, and I am helping people at the same time.
Growing up I had always been asked the infamous question, "What do you want to be when you grow up?", and my answer had always been a shrug or a simple "I don 't know yet". If I was asked the same question now, I could confidently and very passionately say, "I want to be a doctor; a humanitarian who brings positive change in someone 's life.". It seems like a very general statement but I truly hope to one day become somebody who can use her expertise and profession to help others.
My current job as a Behavioral Intervention Specialist for Bakersfield City School District has motivated me to pursue my masters in social work. Working with troubled students on a daily basis has allowed me to see the great need for social workers at schools. Many students are not successful in school due to their emotional and social issues in their daily lives. I want to be a professional social worker so I can better understand behavior, trauma, and learn of more ways to assist the students at my school. I truly feel The Master of Social Work (MSW) program will prepare me to help create that change in the schools that is desperately needed.
After college, you’re going to graduate school and then on to starting the beginning of the rest of your life. Having a set mind on what you want to do during college and even after college is extremely important. My dream is to become a psychologist, it may not have been what I always wanted to pursue but accomplishing this dream will be the beginning to a perfect life. Working on my friends personal issues throughout high school gave me this sensation that made me feel as if this is what i need to be pursuing. Helping to fix people’s personal problems makes me feel as if i'm doing something right in my life. I get a very enduring feeling knowing that I am more than capable of practicing this profession. To become a therapist you must be an exceptional listener, you must pay attention to body language, what they are saying, and a sign that you genuinely care and want to help them.
I have always wanted to make good grades but I never really set any goals but, then I realized that setting academic goals are way more important than people realize . I then started to set goals like my sophomore year of high school after I did that it really helped me focus on my future and what I wanted for myself. My goals I think pushed me so much more academically they opened my eyes a little bit more. One Goal I set was to graduate High school with a Core 40 diploma, which I did, so that is one goal down and a bunch more to go. My senior year I started applying to college but my main goal was to make into Saint Mary-of-the Woods and when I received my acceptance letter I was ecstatic. So far, I am still trying to figure out my academic goals for college but, I do know for sure that I want to succeed in every single way that I can so I can make a better future for myself. A goal that I made this year is to make the dean’s list every single time, for this I will study so hard for every test, do all of my homework, and ask questions when I have them and maybe even getting a tutor. This challenge will probably be really tough but I believe that I can do it if I put my mind to it, and I tend to be a very determined
Why would anyone want to be a Psychiatrist? Many people are afraid of the mentally ill because they think they are dangerous, but I find them very interesting. I want to learn more about their minds and how they function. I want people to understand that they are normal human beings just like anybody else. I’ve always been interested in mental disorders and how they’ve come to be. Being a Psychiatrist would be the perfect career for me.