Occupational therapists (OTs) assist people of all ages to overcome limitations caused by injury or illness, psychological or emotional difficulties, developmental delay or the effects of ageing.

They assist people to move from dependence to independence, maximising personal capability. Occupational therapists often work in a multidisciplinary team, assisting people to overcome a wide range of conditions including: diabetes, CVD, stroke, arthritis and stress.

Services

Occupational therapists provide services across the life span. They work in the primary health care setting to provide services in chronic disease management, rehabilitation, mental health, and physical disability. Services may include specialised assessment, intervention/therapy, and team consultation.

Services can vary depending on the occupational therapist’s area of practice. Examples include:

• activities of daily living and functional assessment
• driving assessment
• equipment prescription and training environment modification
• specialised intervention, e.g. child development (motor skills, cognitive skills, play skills, specific skills, e.g. handwriting)
• rehabilitation (functional and occupational rehabilitation)
• mental health intervention (FPS)
• post hospital discharge follow
• cognitive assessment and intervention.

Occupational therapists work within a bio psychosocial framework addressing a range of components including motor (gross/fine/balance/biomechanics), cognitive, social, psychological abilities.

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