Occupational Therapy is a crucial component of disability services, aiming to help individuals with disabilities enhance their independence, functionality, and overall quality of life. Our NDIS approved Occupational Therapists work closely with individuals to address the impact of their disabilities on their everyday activities, or occupations.
Parents and Carers
Occupational Therapy services we provide
What is Occupational Therapy?
What is involved
Occupational Therapists begin by conducting comprehensive assessments to understand the individual’s strengths, challenges, and specific goals. This involves evaluating physical, cognitive, sensory, and emotional abilities, as well as the person’s environment and support systems. The assessment helps identify barriers to participation in daily activities and informs the development of a tailored intervention plan.
Our Occupational therapists recognise that each person has unique needs and goals. They assess strengths, limitations, and environmental factors that may affect an individual’s ability to perform daily activities.
Based on the assessment, we can provide a personalised treatment plan that focuses on enhancing an individual’s ability to perform activities that are meaningful and purposeful.
Everyday tasks
We provide assistance in collaboration with NDIS registered and approved Occupational Therapists for everyday tasks which include:
Self-care activities at home:
- bathing
- dressing
- grooming
Work-related activities:
- job analysis
- ergonomics
- work simplification
Play and leisure activities:
- sports
- hobbies
- socialising