Helping Patients Regain Independence in Daily Life

Occupational Therapy services are focused on enabling individuals to perform everyday activities with greater ease, confidence, and independence. Whether recovering from injury, illness, or managing long-term conditions, our occupational therapists work closely with patients to improve fine motor skills, coordination, and functional ability — so they can return to their roles at home, work, and in the community.

We support individuals with:

• Difficulties in daily living activities – Such as dressing, bathing, eating, and grooming.
• Post-surgical or injury rehabilitation – Helping restore function in arms, hands, and upper limbs.
• Neurological conditions – Supporting independence in those affected by stroke, brain injury, or Parkinson’s.
• Paediatric developmental challenges – improving hand function (to re-learn writing), coordination, and focus in children.
• Function transfer or functional re-training (eating, writing, signing, etc.).
• Cognitive impairments – Enhancing memory, attention, and problem-solving skills.
• Arthritis and musculoskeletal issues – Managing pain and increasing joint mobility.
• Adaptation and assistive devices – Training patients to use mobility aids and tools for daily living occupational therapy, psychotherapy.
• Splints – complete hand function training and tendon transfer.