Occupational therapy At MoHo

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Occupational therapy is a regulated health profession focused on helping individuals of all ages perform the daily activities (occupations) they need, want, or are expected to do—especially after illness, injury, disability, or life changes.

What Occupational Therapists do:

• Assess physical, cognitive, emotional, and environmental factors affecting function
• Develop personalized plans to improve independence and quality of life
• Recommend adaptive equipment, assistive technology, or home/workplace modifications
• Provide rehabilitation for injury, chronic illness, or developmental conditions
• Support mental health and well-being through activity-based interventions
• Help clients return to work, school, or community roles