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ADU Personal Statement

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My reason for choosing ADU is that the university’s values align with my own. I have a desire to use the skills and techniques I gain from ADU’s program to extend my reach to those who are hurting, but within the context of Christian faith. To me, this means reflecting a demeanor of patience and unconditional positive regard towards others in my professional practice, cultivating peaceful conflict resolution skills, and empathy. I have witnessed from my time working alongside Occupational Therapists as a technician the way an environment can be shaped by the empathy and warmth of a therapist. Presence is powerful. The ability to sit with a patient or coworker, listen well, maintain eye contact, and extend empathy towards a hurting heart before

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