Frequent Asked Questions

Occupational Therapy is an allied health profession that supports individuals to participate in the activities that are meaningful and important to them. Occupational Therapists work with people to develop skills, adapt environments, and provide strategies or supports to improve and maintain independence in everyday life, despite the impact of health conditions, disability, or injury.

Occupational Therapy can support individuals who are experiencing challenges with everyday activities due to a physical, cognitive, developmental, neurological, or mental health condition, disability, or injury. Occupational Therapists work collaboratively with individuals to identify barriers, develop practical strategies, and build the skills and supports needed to enhance independence, participation, and quality of life.

An Occupational Therapist can support you to improve your independence, confidence, and ability to participate in the everyday activities that are important to you. Whether you are experiencing challenges due to a health condition, disability, injury, or changes in your abilities, Occupational Therapy focuses on finding practical solutions to help you achieve your goals.Your Occupational Therapist will complete an individualised assessment to understand your strengths, needs, and challenges. They may provide recommendations such as assistive equipment, environmental modifications, skill development, and practical strategies to help you complete tasks more safely, efficiently, and independently.

Both NDIS participants and Support at Home recipients can access Occupational Therapy through their funding.

You can send us an enquiry for a referral directly by clicking here or by asking your home care package care manager or NDIS support coordinator to get in contact with us.