Experiences with

Occupational therapy

A friend also suggested that I try occupational therapy. Any experience on virtual therapy platforms and occupational therapists? Do these services usually accept insurance? I’m really concerned about costs😔

I don't know if occupational therapy is useful or not? What should I do to improve her physical condition?

I am just wondering for those who are having occupational therapy as part of an accommodation - it what ways has it been helpful or if it has been helpful? Just trying to get a sense of how occupational therapy might fit in.

Their programme consists of: Physical therapy Occupational therapy with a focus on lifestyle intervention Neuropsychology Yoga therapy Fitness and personal training Coordination with medical and psychological professionals For many of us sadly going over to California to get this program of 5-12 weeks

having had an appointment with the specialist nurse yesterday I have been referred to occupational therapy for some help with my clawed hands. Really hoping I can get some positive help as I do suffer at times with pain and stiffness despite doing exercises.

The decline was rapid - he is now on PEG for feeds, intermittent urine catheter, flatus tube for bowel movement, and a tracheotomy with ventilator on at night He has speech therapy, physiotherapy, occupational therapy that fills up his days However in the past week, he has had very few waking hours

Maybe I need occupational therapy, but they refuse to train you in jobs where you work alone, I think. Thanks for any advice you can offer. I've never been diagnosed with ADD, but both of my sons were in school and my oldest daughter was just last year while in nursing school.

I have been working as a Nursing Assistant for a month now and have been looking into the Occupational therapy field which deals with people who need further assistance other than exercising the muscles and mobility, but reteaching how to do normal tasks like feeding and bathing.

If you are interested in learning more about what Occupational Therapy can do for you, please join our “OT Drop In” event on November 13th, hosted by two MSc Occupational Therapy students! Please send an email to navery@ataxia.org.uk or gmacdougall@ataxia.org.uk with the subject OT Drop In!

I reached the point where I need help to overcome the challenges from ADHD like planning , structure, sticking with my plans and staying in task. This is really for private life as for working.

Would anyone like to share their experiences of occupation therapy intervention for FND, especially in relation to the mitigation of shaking, vocalisations, and hypersensitivity to noise. How helpful did you find it?

Interesting paper https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4606403/

That was several weeks ago and despite physical therapy and occupational therapy his limbs are wasting away. He has lost 30 lbs. in 8 weeks. His hands are curled in and he suffers with severe cramping of them and his legs. I am told he he’s jumped from “stage 2” up to “stage 4”.

I don’t take her to occupational therapy, speech therapy, behavioral therapy, and a developmental pediatrician for fun!! How do you keep from doubting yourself, when everyone around you treats you like your overreacting or making stuff up?

And have also started him in Occupational Therapy. I have also reached out to our local school district to start the evaluation process (he won't be in public school until next year however). Overall, I'm finding myself feeling quite discouraged by this journey.

All family goes to therapy. He takes Methylphenidate since 3 months ago and goes to occupational therapy. Also 1mg melatonin for sleep since he started those meds. He showed issues at school since over a year ago. Been kicked out of one school and one summer camp due to aggressiveness.

Or do they mean referred to occupational therapy by consultant to 'make safe' a dwelling?

- Physical/occupational therapy - Coordinative exercises, balance training, motor learning tasks requiring adaptation that activate motor planning areas could support compensation. Dance classes and practices like Tai Chi that blend coordination, strength, and mindfulness are options.

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