Occupational Therapy
Promoting Independence through Movement
Occupational Therapy (OT) aims to increase independence with daily tasks for individuals with all diagnoses. The focus of OT is to increase the quality of life for our clients within the home and community setting. OT can address:
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FUNCTIONAL DEFICITS
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Fine Motor
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Gross Motor
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Executive Functioning (planning, executing, problem solving)
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Sensory Modulation (ability to cope with and process sensory input such as loud noises, itching clothing and bright light)
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ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING (ADLS)
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Bathing
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Dressing
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Oral Care
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Grooming and Hygiene
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Toileting and Toilet Hygiene
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Self-Feeding
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Functional Transfers
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INSTRUMENTAL ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING (IADLS)
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Money Management
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Simple Budgeting
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Problem Solving
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Safety Awareness
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Meal Prep
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Housekeeping
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ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT
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Sensory Equipment
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Modified Feeding Equipment
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Functional Mobility Devices
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ADL Safety Equipment (tub transfer bench, shower chair, etc.)
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Modified Toileting Equipment
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Wheelchair Management
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MOTOR SKILLS
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Fine Motor
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Gross Motor
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Balance
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Range of Motion
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Strength
