Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy (OT) is a type of healthcare that focuses on helping people of all ages and abilities perform daily activities and tasks that are important to them. Occupational therapists work with individuals who have physical, mental, or developmental disabilities, as well as those who have suffered injuries or illnesses that affect their ability to function independently.

The goal of occupational therapy is to help individuals achieve maximum independence and improve their quality of life by developing and enhancing their ability to engage in daily activities. This might include activities such as dressing, grooming, eating, and other self-care tasks, as well as more complex activities such as work, school, and recreational activities.

Overall, occupational therapy plays an important role in helping individuals achieve greater independence and improve their quality of life by developing and enhancing their ability to engage in daily activities.

Occupational therapists use a variety of techniques and interventions to help individuals achieve their goals. This might include working on strength and endurance, developing fine motor skills, improving coordination and balance, and addressing sensory issues.