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Occupational Therapy

5 Signs Someone May Benefit From Occupational Therapy

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A therapist's hands guiding a client's hand and wrist during therapy

Struggling with everyday tasks like dressing, bathing or cooking after an illness, injury or surgery.

A child who avoids handwriting, seems clumsy, or is overwhelmed by noise, textures or crowds.

Difficulty concentrating, planning or remembering steps in a task after a neurological event.

An older adult who has become unsteady or anxious about tasks they used to manage independently.

Persistent pain or fatigue linked to how a home or workspace is set up.

This article is provided for general education and does not replace individualised clinical advice. Book a session for guidance specific to your situation.

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