Occupational therapy
Have you noticed that daily activities Are things becoming less natural than they used to be? For example, at home, at work, whilst studying or in your spare time? If so, occupational therapy can help.
At Rondom Ergotherapeuten, we work with you to identify what is important in your daily life and the challenges you face. We assess which activities have become difficult and look for solutions that suit your situation, capabilities and goals.
On this page Here you will find more information about occupational therapy, when occupational therapy may be appropriate, and what services are available at Rondom Ergotherapeuten. From here, we will guide you to the information that best suits your enquiry and situation.
What is occupational therapy?
Occupational therapy helps people to carry out daily activities independently or to resume them. It is intended for people who, due to physical, mental or psychological limitations, experience difficulties with activities at home, at work, whilst studying or in their leisure time.
Would you like to find out more about what occupational therapy involves and how an occupational therapist can help? Then read on at this page.
When should you see an occupational therapist?
Sometimes symptoms are clearly present, but you may also notice that daily activities take more energy or come more naturally than before. An occupational therapist looks not only at the problem itself, but above all at what you need to continue doing the things that are important to you. For example, you can consult an occupational therapist if you:
- experiences difficulty with daily activities at home, at work or whilst studying;
- notices that activities take more energy than before;
- experiences symptoms such as pain, fatigue or overexertion;
- support when there are changes in your performance;
- If you would like advice on assistive devices or practical adjustments.
Are you unsure whether occupational therapy is suitable for your situation? On this page You can read more about when a visit to an occupational therapist might be appropriate.
