WHAT WE DO:

Occupational Therapy (OT) is a specialised form of therapy that helps:

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• Individuals improve physical abilities.

• Regain independence in daily activities. 

• It addresses a wide range of physical conditions, injuries, or disabilities that affect mobility, strength, coordination, and overall physical function. 

• Cognitive functioning, helping individuals improve cognitive abilities and skills for daily activities. It assesses strengths and weaknesses and uses therapeutic activities, exercises, and strategies to improve attention, memory, problem-solving, and decision-making. Techniques include cognitive retraining exercises, memory aids, and environmental modifications. 

 

• OT involves personalised treatment plans with exercises, stretches, and activities to improve strength, flexibility, balance, and endurance. 

• Therapists may use techniques like manual therapy and assistive devices (such as wheelchair seating, devices needed for activities of daily living). 

• Through assessments, personalised plans, and ongoing support, cognitive OT empowers individuals to overcome challenges and improve their quality of life.