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Hey Everyone,

I graduating soon and after having gone through some big changes in my life, struggling with depression and anxiety. I'm looking towards my future for the first time in a long time and what I'm going to do with my life.

Someone mentioned that occupational therapy might be a good fit for me, I'm a tennis coach, and I should look into it. I have been doing lots of reading and the more I look the more I'm interested. I can picture myself helping people and despite my social anxiety telling me to be scared of anything new, I really want this.

I live in Toronto, and have regular grades 3.4 gpa (B+), but my question is more along the lines of volunteering or job shadowing. Should I just show up at a hospital or seniors home and ask if they have an occupational therapist I could speak to? The idea of doing that scares the shit out of me but it's always easier once I get there :) I've been looking online for opportunites and most are geared towards high school students, which makes sense. I guess I'm leading to the same question, should I just start sending out emails, calling and visiting places until I find somewhere or someone suitable?

I'm looking to apply to the Masters of Occupational therapy program of U of T, hopefully some redditor who went through the program will see this and help me out.
<bot>: Got social anxiety, messed my shit up, things are looking up now, want to become an occupational therapist, any advice?