Occupational therapy is a healthcare discipline that helps people of all ages who are experiencing physical, cognitive, and sensory problems develop, maintain, and/or regain the skills they need to lead independent and productive lives.
For the elderly, occupational therapy can … Read More
Some conditions and injuries make it difficult to perform day-to-day tasks. If you suffer a stroke or a severe injury, you may have to relearn specific skills. You might also need to find different ways of doing things to accommodate … Read More
Occupational Therapy (OT) has been used to help brain injury patients improve their overall functioning. But how does OT help brain injury patients? There are many studies on the effectiveness of OT in a variety of impairment categories. So, let’s … Read More
As you get older, what used to be easy can become unexplainably difficult. From getting up from bed to eating, our aging bodies can find daily activities more challenging. Disease or injury can also diminish how we perform everyday tasks.… Read More
Occupational therapy (OT) helps millions of American children and adults normalize life after a serious illness, accident, or surgery. OT also provides continuing rehabilitation for chronic health problems, such as MS or limb loss. Could OT be right for you? … Read More
There have been enduring misconceptions about occupational therapy, and it has been merely lumped together with physical therapy due to their overlapping aspects. Occupational therapists work side by side with physical therapists to address conditions using the same treatment … Read More
Whereas physical therapy helps a person to become stronger or to regain physical mobility and movability, such as after surgery or after suffering an injury, occupational therapy serves a slightly different purpose. Occupational therapy can help patients to overcome a … Read More
Occupational therapy aims to help individuals of all ages who have pain, a disability, an injury, or an illness that is interfering with their normal daily activities. An occupational therapist can show a patient how to live as comfortably and … Read More
Occupational therapy is a health service provided to patients with physical, mental, or emotional problems. Adults and pediatric patients alike can receive occupational therapy. For children, occupational therapy is usually delivered through fun exercises and activities to engage and interest … Read More
Many people confuse occupational therapy and physical therapy as they often overlap. However, there are distinct differences between the two services. To find out where they diverge and overlap, here’s a comparison.
An occupational therapist focuses on helping … Read More
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