Occupational Therapy
What is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy enables people to participate in activities they find meaningful.
These activities include taking care of oneself (and others), working, volunteering, and participating in meaningful hobbies, interests and social events.
Occupational Therapists are Allied Health professionals who use standardised assessments to assess the person-environment fit and make recommendations for home, work, community and school modifications to improve functional performance and increase quality of life.
What does Pivot provide?
Pivot assists clients to implement their NDIS plan with the help of our Support Coordinators and a range of Occupational Therapy services including:
Functional Capacity Assessments;
Supporting participants to access assistive technology;
Helping to organise and adapt environments to promote participation and inclusion;
Sensory profiling and teaching sensory processing techniques;
Adapting handwriting techniques and modifications in grip and tools;
Adapting daily living tasks to maintain independence in the home environment;
Building capacity in emotional regulation skills and strategies; and
Building insight and confidence in a participant’s skills and abilities.
We can also offer Art therapy principles to support you to build capacity in areas including communication, hand dexterity, visual processing, problem solving, and other key executive functions.
We take a person centred, whole of life approach with NDIS participants, establishing and maintaining strong and meaningful relationships with those we care for.
Our services are tailored to your specific needs - now and into the future, as your circumstances change.
