Occupational Therapy
What Does an Occupational Therapist actually do?
OT's help people develop the skills, confidence and independence needed to participate in everyday life.
"Occupation" doesn't just mean work, it refers to all the activities that are important to you, from getting dressed and preparing meals to going to school, working, enjoying hobbies or participating in your community.
Every person is different, which is why every therapy plan needs to be tailored to the individual's strengths, needs and aspirations.
How Can Occupational Therapy Help?
Our Occupational Therapist can support participants with:
🏡 Independent living skills
🛁 Personal care and daily routines
🧠 Executive functioning
💚 Emotional and sensory regulation
🚶 Community participation
🛠️ Assistive Technology assessments and recommendations
🏠 Minor Home Modifications
📋 Functional Capacity Assessments
📝 NDIA reports and supporting documentation
🎯 Goal setting and skill development
Assessments We Provide
We can complete:
Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA)
Assistive Technology Assessments
Home Modification Assessments
Independent Living Assessments
Environmental Assessments
NDIA Requested Reports
Progress Reports
Telehealth
We also offer telehealth appointments where clinically appropriate.
Telehealth can be an excellent option for participants living in regional and rural areas or those who prefer appointments from the comfort of their own home.
Our secure telehealth sessions can be used for consultations, intervention, caregiver coaching, reviews and many assessment components where appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about building, renovating, and designing your perfect home. We’re here to help every step of the way.
We currently accept:
✔ Self-managed participants
✔ Plan-managed participants
At home
In the community
At school
At work
Via telehealth