Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapists are provided by a licensed therapist or licensed therapy assistant under the direction of a therapist. Your therapist will provide specific information about the services and treatments you will be receiving at home.

The aim of such services is to improve your independence and level of mobility. Occupational Therapy treatment will most likely cover the following services:

• Regaining Mobility
• Enhancing the Client’s Coordination
• Chronic Pain Management
• Sensory and Sensation Functions Restoration
• Balance Restoration
• Body Mechanics Treatment
• Range of Motion
• Exercise Programs to Restore Occupational Skills
• Cognitive Treatment for Traumatic Brain Injury
• Simplifying Work Practices
• Coordinating Progressive Skills Recovery Program
• Education in the Use of Mobility Adaptive Equipment
• Lymphedema Care
• Basic Skills Re-Education