OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AT CURA

WHAT IS AN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST?

An Occupational therapist is a health professional who provides skilled assessment and treatment to help individuals develop, regain or maintain the skills necessary to participate in all areas of their lives following illness or disability. These areas include personal care, everyday activities, and work and leisure activities. Occupational therapists will work with the person to develop strategies, techniques, or suggest adaptations so that the person can be as independent as possible.

Occupational Therapy gives people the "skills for the job of living" necessary for living meaningful and satisfying lives.

All our Occupational therapists are registered with the Health Professions Council and the College of Occupational Therapists.

What happens at your consultation?

An Occupational therapy assessment may take place at the clinic or in your home or work environment. The Occupational Therapist will discuss the difficulties you have and ask you to perform the tasks you find difficult to assess where the problem lies.

Occupational Therapists work in partnership with you; therefore, your treatment plan will be based on those tasks that you consider to be most important to you. You may be taught new ways of dealing with the problem or adaptations may be suggested.

Occupational Therapists consider your physical and psychological well-being in designing bespoke treatment regimes.

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email : info@curahealthcare.com