Occupational Therapy

An occupational therapist evaluates how illness, injury, or disability affects your ability to perform daily tasks such as dressing, eating, writing, and working. They design therapy programs and recommend adaptive equipment to help you regain independence in everyday activities.

Occupational therapy benefits stroke survivors, children with developmental delays, people with hand or upper limb injuries, individuals with neurological conditions like multiple sclerosis, seniors with age-related functional decline, and workers needing ergonomic adaptations.

Physiotherapy focuses on restoring movement and physical function, often targeting specific body parts. Occupational therapy focuses on improving the ability to perform daily activities and meaningful tasks by addressing physical, cognitive, and environmental factors together.

For children, occupational therapy addresses fine motor skill development, handwriting difficulties, sensory processing issues, self-care skills, attention and concentration challenges, and social interaction skills through play-based and structured therapeutic activities.

Yes, online occupational therapy consultations are effective for assessments, home exercise programs, adaptive strategy recommendations, caregiver training, ergonomic workplace evaluations, and follow-up sessions for ongoing rehabilitation goals.