Rebuilding the ‘self’ in cancer survivorship Dr Jackie Taylor School of Health, Sport and Rehabilitation Sciences.

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Rebuilding the ‘self’ in cancer survivorship Dr Jackie Taylor School of Health, Sport and Rehabilitation Sciences

I’m an occupational therapist.... and so this relationship is important May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha2 Health and well-being Everyday meaningful activities (occupations)

My PhD How do our activities of daily life enable us to construct our identities? 3May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha Participating in the world, adapting to change, expressing oneself A satisfying repertoire of daily occupations A resilient sense of identity

Identity May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha4 Continuity, but changing Shaped by society and also self-consciousness Multiple parts

In my PhD.. I used narrative analysis to understand the meanings that people attach to important activities I constructed a framework which provides a representation of how our everyday activities help build our identities I used narrative analysis to understand the meanings that people attach to important activities I constructed a framework which provides a representation of how our everyday activities help build our identities 5May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha

May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha6 The changing self The active self The located self The Framework of the occupied self: three dimensions

May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha7 The changing self The active self The located self TimePlaceBodySociety/ relationships Each dimension has different facets. These may be more or less important for each individual

May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha8 The changing self Self is changed Occupation is changed The active self AgencyCompetenceMorality The located self TimePlaceBodySociety/ relationships Each dimension has different facets. These may be more or less important for each individual

May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha9 The changing self Self is changed Occupation is changed  Approach problems differently  On management group now The active self AgencyCompetenceMorality  New skills  Low carbon foot-print The located self TimePlaceBodySociety/ relationships Connection to history In the countryside Near industry Small house on water Being with friends Canal communities Me and boating

Biographical disruption Illness and trauma can impact on identity 10May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha ‘I’m not the same person that I was before’

This matters, because: May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha11 Continuity, is threatened Social interactions may change New, maybe conflicting, views of the self may emerge The anticipated future is altered Everyday activities may change

Surviving cancer Cancer survivorship has doubled in the last 40 years 2 million people in the UK People survive – but how well do they live? Cancer survivorship has doubled in the last 40 years 2 million people in the UK People survive – but how well do they live? May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha12

My plan To develop a useful and relevant therapeutic tool, based on my framework, to help survivors and their therapists to imagine and plan ways forward for rebuilding the ‘self’ 13May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha

Participatory design process Potential end-users have input into the design of the tool 2 groups of people with expertise will help me: – cancer survivors – Specialist occupational therapists Potential end-users have input into the design of the tool 2 groups of people with expertise will help me: – cancer survivors – Specialist occupational therapists May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha14

An iterative cycle May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha15

Prototype possibilities A self-help workbook with therapist manual? An on-line tool? A self-help workbook with therapist manual? An on-line tool? May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha16

The next stage after this Building a bidding team Finding funds Piloting in a clinical setting And in the future, applications in other areas, e.g. mental health Building a bidding team Finding funds Piloting in a clinical setting And in the future, applications in other areas, e.g. mental health 17May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha

Challenges Getting published (professional journals vs high impact!) Fitting in to current research structures Getting published (professional journals vs high impact!) Fitting in to current research structures 18May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha

Achievements & Impact Conferences – virtual and real – national and international Clinically based masterclasses PG supervision Building networks Conferences – virtual and real – national and international Clinically based masterclasses PG supervision Building networks 19May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha

Thank you! May 2011VC ECR Pecha Kucha20