Occupational Therapist Assessment

The therapist will assess:

• Bathing and dressing

• Eating and meal prep

• Using the toilet and grooming

• Moving in and out of bed or chairs

• Using your hands for tasks like gripping or writing

This assessment helps identify areas that need improvement.

Home Safety & Environment Review

The OT may look at your home and suggest ways to:

• Reduce fall risks

• Improve safety in the bathroom and kitchen

• Set up tools or aids to assist movement

• Make daily tasks easier and safer

Therapeutic Activities & Exercises

You will engage in specific exercises and activities designed to enhance:

• Strength, flexibility, and coordination

• Fine motor skills (such as gripping and buttoning)

• Cognitive skills including memory and problem-solving

• Techniques to manage fatigue

All activities are customized to fit your goals and comfort.

Education & Support

The therapist will provide:

• Training for the safe use of adaptive tools (such as reachers)

• Tips for pacing activities, ensuring safety, and protecting your joints

• Guidance for caregivers and family when needed

The aim is to equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to maintain your independence and safety.