What do NDIS occupational therapists do?
Occupational therapists are healthcare professionals who specialise in the field of occupational therapy. Their role is to help individuals, including children and adults, who have physical, cognitive, or mental health conditions to achieve their goals and participate in meaningful activities of daily living.
Occupational therapy is a holistic approach that focuses on improving a person’s overall well-being by addressing physical, mental, and emotional aspects through the use of therapeutic activities and exercises.
Occupational therapists work with their clients to develop personalised treatment plans and evaluate progress to help them reach their maximum potential. The goal of occupational therapy is to enable individuals to lead fulfilling and independent lives.