Supporting everyday life
Occupational Therapy focuses on the everyday activities that matter to you and the things that can make taking part in them easier or more difficult.
This can include looking after yourself, managing routines, learning, working, getting around, taking part in interests and navigating different environments.
Occupational Therapy at AXIA takes an individual approach, exploring your strengths, needs and experiences to understand where practical support, strategies or adjustments may be helpful.
The aim is not to change who you are, but to help you participate in everyday life in ways that work better for you.
Pricing
Occupational therapy requires nuances per individual so pricing will be available upon request.
If you have any questions about the service, what you need or payment before proceeding, our team can help.
Occupational Therapy
Prices on Request
This includes
- Specialist Occupational Therapy consultation
- Personalised strategies and practical recommendations
- Written summary
- Practical recommendations and next steps
We have flexible payment options including financing. Speak to our team if you have any questions.
Who is this service for?
Occupational Therapy may be helpful for children, young people and adults who experience challenges with everyday activities, routines, environments or participating in the things that are important to them.
Needs can look very different between individuals. Occupational Therapy therefore considers the person, their environment and the activities they want or need to do rather than focusing on a single difficulty.
When Occupational Therapy may help
You may benefit from Occupational Therapy if you experience difficulties with everyday routines, self-care, organisation, planning and completing tasks, fine or gross motor skills, accessing education or work, or managing different environments.
Occupational Therapy can also be relevant for neurodivergent people, including autistic people and those with ADHD or dyspraxia, where individual differences affect everyday functioning or participation.
Practical strategies
Explore practical approaches that can make everyday activities, routines and tasks more manageable.
Supportive environments
Identify adjustments to environments, routines or ways of doing things that better fit the individual.