What is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational Therapy services play a crucial role in enhancing the daily living and functional abilities of individuals with disabilities. NDIS-funded Occupational Therapy services are designed to support participants in developing skills for everyday tasks, addressing physical, cognitive, and sensory challenges, and overcoming barriers to independence and participation in various activities. These services help individuals improve their fine and gross motor skills, adapt their environments to better suit their needs, and implement strategies for managing daily routines and self-care.
Occupational Therapists work collaboratively with participants to set and achieve personalized goals, ultimately improving their quality of life and enabling them to engage more fully in their communities.
- Occupational Therapy helps individuals with disabilities improve their ability to perform everyday tasks such as dressing, eating, and personal hygiene, fostering greater independence and self-sufficiency.
- Occupational Therapists can assess and modify an individual's home, school, or work environment, recommending adaptive equipment and strategies to ensure the participant's unique needs are met.
- Through personalized interventions, Occupational Therapy assists individuals in developing fine and gross motor skills, cognitive functions, and sensory processing abilities, enabling them to participate more fully in various life activities.
How we can help
If you or a loved one encounters challenges with daily living activities, motor skills, or sensory processing, The Inclusion Spot is here to assist. From helping children develop fine motor skills to assisting adults in improving their independence, our compassionate Occupational Therapists are here to guide you every step of the way.
Our Occupational Therapists provide support by evaluating your functional abilities, offering tailored therapy and educational guidance, recommending adaptive equipment, and making referrals to medical specialists for further investigation if needed.
Additionally, we can create personalized plans for those who require support in managing daily routines to ensure safe and effective participation in everyday activities.
Our Occupational Therapists are qualified Allied Health professionals who are trained in First Aid, and registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). All of our staff must provide a “Working with Children” certificate and a “Police Check” before being employed. Our team prides itself on being highly compassionate and focused on delivering person-centered supports each and every day.
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