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Occupational Therapy

What is Occupational Therapy?

Occupational Therapy is designed to promote health, prevent injury or disability and develops, improves or sustains an individuals' level of independence.

 

Occupational therapists help people to carry out the activities that they want or need to do to live their lives to the fullest. 

They do this by not only considering the physical effects of ageing, disease or injury, but also the environmental and psycho-social factors that influence individuals to carry out activites of daily life. 

​The most common referrals for our OT services include:

  • Specialised Seating and pressure relief

  • Assisting activities of daily living (ADL’s) e.g. showering, eating, correct use of aids

  • Housing adaptations assessments and reports

  • Recommendations for environmental changes to assist activities of daily living

Our Occupational Therapy Services

  • ½ Day in-house Occupational Therapy Services for Nursing Homes: ½ day or full-day weekly (4-8hrs)

  • Extended in-house Occupational Therapy Services for Nursing Homes: e.g. 2 days p/week

  • Private In-house Occupational Therapy sessions: Individual residents can book private appointments with our occupational therapists

  • Individual Occupational Therapy Home Visits – Our OT’s travel to you and provide tailored occupational therapy to you in your own home.

  • Virtual follow-up consultations

 

*All of these services are carried out by Occupational Therapists, members of the AOTI (Assoc. of Occupational Therapists of Ireland) and are CORU registered so you know you are in safe hands!

To find out more see below or call (01) 213 7915 to speak to one of our team.

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