OT’s support individuals’ to restore their independence and to overcome barriers that prevent them from doing activities (occupations) that are important to them.

  • Orthopaedics
  • Stroke unit
  • Charity organisations
  • Critical care
  • Forensic unit
  • Care homes
  • Schools
  • Prisons
  • Adult social care
  • Child development centres
  • Women’s refuge
  • Burns and plastic surgery

  • Assess and treat individuals of all ages ranging from children, adults and elderly people experiencing difficulties during their daily routines due to mental and physical health conditions.
  • Develop goals with individuals based on what is meaningful for them
  • Work with service users and plan interventions to prevent further deterioration of difficulties they experience.
  • Assess home and workplace environment to suggest adaptations
  • Work collaboratively within a team to discuss the progression of service users and review their treatment plans.
  • Aid recovery by working with individuals on a 1:1 basis or in a group setting

 

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