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Former Improv Instructor Finds New Purpose in Aged Care

A former improv instructor, actor, and corporate facilitator transitioned into aged care work after her people-facing roles disappeared during Covid.

  • The individual initially found working in aged care challenging, crying daily during her first month.
  • She later took a full-time reception role at another aged care residence for three years.
  • Her perspective on the job shifted, leading her to focus on bringing joy and love to residents.

A woman in her 40s, previously working as an improv instructor, actor, and corporate facilitator, sought temporary work through an agency in Sydney after her people-facing roles ceased due to Covid.

She was initially placed in an aged care residential home on reception, where she reportedly cried daily for a month, finding the residents, particularly those with dementia, confronting.

Several months later, the same aged care company requested her for a full-time reception position at a different residence. She took the job and worked there for three years, developing a new perspective on her role and focusing on bringing joy to the residents.

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