What is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy (OT) is a person-centred healthcare profession committed to empowering individuals of all ages to engage more fully with the world around them. It supports people facing physical, cognitive, sensory, or mental health challenges by enabling participation in activities that are meaningful to them. Through tailored interventions, environmental adaptations, and the use of technology and specialist equipment, OT promotes independence, safety, and inclusion. At its core, occupational therapy aims not only to enhance functional skills but also to expand opportunities, reduce barriers, and foster dignity and choice for those living with any level of disability.
The list below shows common conditions seen in our work, but therapists tailor support to each individual, regardless of diagnosis or complexity. If a condition isn’t listed, please get in touch—we have extensive experience with a wide range of medical conditions and disabilities.
