Occupational Therapy

Service Description

Occupational therapy helps patients who face challenges with day-to-day activities. It can help patients with illnesses, disabilities, and injuries to become more independent, regain the ability to do tasks and manage psychological problems in daily life with the help of support. Occupational therapists work to develop a plan based on the condition, environment, and the activities to be performed to restore full function, manage the condition, teach adaptive skills, and improve quality of life. An occupation is any activity that we need, want, or like to do; it isn’t just a job or activity of daily living. An occupation can be self-care, such as washing, eating, or sleeping; productive, such as work, study, caring, or domestic activities; or leisure, such as playing sports, hobbies, or socializing.