Occupational Therapy

Helps individuals of all ages to develop, recover, or maintain the daily living and work skills they need to lead a fulfilling life, often through therapeutic use of everyday activities.

What is Occupational Therapy?

Occupational therapists focus on promoting health and wellbeing by enabling people to participate in the everyday occupations of life.. Occupational therapists play a particularly crucial role in enabling people experiencing disability to identify and implement methods that support their participation in occupations. This may include modifying an activity or an environment.

When should I see an occupational therapist

Occupational therapists work with people with both physical and mental health illnesses and disabilities. Some key areas of activity where occupational therapists may provide support include:

  • Daily living activities such as showering, dressing, grooming, eating
  • Multi-step activities that may involve household management
  • Leisure and play activities
  • Social participation

What services do occupational therapists provide?

Occupational therapists can help ageing clients find new ways of doing things to help them in everyday life. This may involve building their knowledge, changing an environment to suit their needs, using aides and building skills.

I had a really complex case for a home care client and the team at Sea Change were amazing. I got quick service, an amazing occupational therapist and great follow-up. I love it when a company does what they say they are going to do and that is hard to find these days.

Lorelle C.

Top-notch service! Highly skilled team, personalised care, outstanding results. Five stars, highly recommended!

Owen B.

Outstanding service from the team at Sea Change. They went above and beyond to assist and were incredibly professional through the whole process. We can't thank them enough 🙏

Luke H.

Ready to get started

Looking for an experienced allied health clinician to support your NDIS or Aged Care client?
Contact us for more information or to speak to someone on our team.