Occupational Therapy

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Occupational Therapy can help if you have pain, injury, illness, or a disability that makes it hard for you to do your job or schoolwork, care for yourself, complete household chores, move around, or take part in activities.

Occupational Therapists look at how you do any kind of activity or task. Then they come up with a plan to improve the way you do it to make it easier or less painful.

You’ll meet with an Occupational Therapist who can come up with ways to change your movements so you can get your work done, take care of yourself or your home, play sports, or stay active.

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Occupational therapy assists in physical abilities such as:

• Screening and assessments

• Assist and train on the use of assistive devices

• Teach new ways to button a shirt, tie your shoes, get in and out of the shower, work on your computer, etc

• Help prevent falls at home and in public

• Improve balance, change their home to prevent injuries, build muscle strength, or adapt to their memory or speech problems

• Build hand-eye coordination

• Work on motor skills to grasp a pencil

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