Can Quality Independence OT help you? |
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Do you have difficulty with any of the following actions: Standing up from your chair, getting in or out of your bath or shower, getting in or out of your bed, climbing the stairs, getting into your home or garden, washing, dressing, cooking, eating or drinking? A Quality Independence Ltd occupational therapist can enable you be more independent in all of these and many other activities.
Assessment
Assessments will usually cover:
The Occupational Therapist may observe you completing an everyday activity or they may use standardised assessment tests to identify why you have difficulties, and the best way to help you. To request an assessment application form and price list, or to contact us for further information - Click here.
Will treatment help?
If you are experiencing a long term condition like Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Cerebral Palsy, Motor Neurone Disease, the effects of a Cerebral Vascular Accident (Stroke) or Arthritis or have had an accident or illness that has lead to a reduction in your independence then the OT may be able to hep you improve, regain or retain your independence skills. If you have not had occupational therapy before, or have been discharged from you local service before achieving your full potential, Carolyn will be happy to discuss your needs with you and arrange an initial appointment with the most suitable therapist. Please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it for prices and more information. Will Equipment Help You?![]()
Do you need to modify your own Home?![]() There are many ways to change a home so that it works with you, rather than against you. The Occupational Therapist will identify individual modifications that fit with your home's style or decor, and which will not only meet your immediate needs but will provide you with a long term solution. Carolyn and Caroline are particularly skilled at finding solutions which are homely, rather than medical in appearance. Some home adaptations are quite small, for example installation of an extra banister, a rail, or a half step. Others involve redesign of the entire building, for example to enable full wheelchair access within a property. If you decide to progress with a large or small modification to your home we can give advice to your own builder or architect or, if your prefer, arrange for the work to be completed for you by workmen we recommend. "Thanks for all the help & advice you have given us this year, it is very much appreciated!" Ms O - Harlow |