Occupational Therapy
What is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy is a branch of rehabilitative care that focuses on helping people perform daily activities (life functions) independently, whether they have physical, mental, or developmental problems. It aims to restore lost skills or develop functional alternatives to improve quality of life.
Who benefits from occupational therapy?
People who have difficulties with self-care, such as eating, dressing or writing
Cases of nerve or spinal cord injuries
Patients with strokes or brain injuries
Older people with poor mobility or balance
Children with developmental delays or autism disorders
Objectives of Occupational Therapy:
- Enhance independence in performing daily tasks
- Improve motor coordination and focus
- Training the patient to use assistive tools
- Adapting the home or school environment to suit the needs of the patient
- Supporting mental and social health by empowering a person to be self-reliant
Occupational Therapy at Alkindy Care Center
At Alkindy Care Center, we offer individual occupational therapy sessions for children and adults, with a rigorous assessment and treatment plan tailored to each case.
- Experienced Specialists
- Fun and stimulating practical exercises
- Safe and supportive treatment environment
- Home or in-center sessions
Book now and start your recovery journey with our dedicated team!