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Occupational Assessments & Therapy

for children and adults 

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It's time to get moving.

Occupational therapy sessions are delivered by our occupational therapists who engage the child by using a variety of play-based techniques to increase the child’s ability to function more confidently and independently, or adults in more traditional ways. Occupational therapists help individuals work towards accomplishing developmental goals such as improving fine and/or gross motor skills, balance, coordination, body awareness, visual-spatial awareness, sensory processing and organization skills. 

Occupational Assessments and Therapy in Toronto

Occupational Assessments evaluate your or your child’s abilities, skills, interests, aptitudes, and needs related to daily activities – your occupations. In these assessments, we cover various aspects of your occupational functioning such as physical, emotional, cognitive and environmental. The initial consultation is focused on gathering important information about the existing concerns, medical history, current functional abilities and future goals.

Our OT assessments in Toronto include:

1. Functional Assessments 

This assessment measures your ability to perform instrumental daily-life tasks such as dressing yourself, personal grooming, bathing, feeding, housekeeping, meal preparation and use of transportation.

2. Physical Assessments

During this assessment, our Occupational Therapists focus on your physical limitations and abilities. It includes evaluating your physical strength, range of motion, body coordination, balance and overall mobility. These help us identify physical barriers that refrain you from fully participating in your occupations.

3. Sensory Assessments

This part of an Occupational Assessment relates to your sensory processing abilities. It includes focusing on your comprehension and response to various sensory inputs to identify sensory processing difficulties. For example, how you understand and react to touch, sights, sounds, taste and smells.

4. Cognitive Assessments

This involves assessing your memory, attention span, problem-solving skills and executive functioning. Our Occupational Assessment, Toronto can identify any cognitive impairments, and their severity, that impact your occupations.

5. Environmental Assessments

There are some environmental factors that hinder people from participating in daily activities. As your Occupational Therapists, we help you identify these factors by carrying out an Occupational Assessment, Toronto in order to make recommendations for modifications or adaptations to your environment for better occupational accessibility and participation.

When to seek an Occupational Assessment?

The most common signs and symptoms that warrant an occupational assessment include:

  • Inability to do Daily Tasks

  • Difficulty in Mobility

  • Memory and Attention issues

  • Sensory Overload

  • Overwhelming Self-Care

  • Trouble in Navigation

If you are experiencing any of these signs or symptoms, our Occupational Therapist in Toronto can evaluate your condition and recommend the best therapeutic interventions to make your daily life easier and more fulfilling.

Our approach to Occupational Therapy in Toronto is highly personalized to your current condition, needs and goals. The Occupational Therapy Sessions are custom designed for you based on the results of the Occupational Assessment and are tweaked as you progress in your therapeutic journey with us. 

We can help with:

  • Occupational therapy assessment

  • Fine motor skills

  • Low vision

  • Gross motor skills

  • Sensory processing

  • Movement and coordination

  • Mental health conditions

  • Play skills

  • Arthritis

  • Rehabilitation to return to normal activities or to make daily activities easier

Book a session:

To get started, click the button below to schedule a free, 15-minute introductory call with our Occupational Therapist to make sure we're a good fit! 

Questions?

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