Occupational Therapy.

 

What We Do.

Occupational Therapists are rehabilitation and health care professionals who help people of all ages and abilities who have experienced a significant illness, injury, or health condition that is impacting their ability to participate in everyday activities they need for daily living.

Illness or injury can make it difficult for people to do the things they want to do or need to do in their daily lives. We call these daily activities “occupations” and it is these occupations that give value, meaning, structure, and purpose to our lives. Illness or injury can impact our occupations across different areas of our life such as our ability to work or succeed at school, taking care of ourselves (self-care) or our families, and our recreational pursuits that are vital to our enjoyment and quality of life.

Occupational Therapy is a holistic profession, where we consider the whole person’s health, be that physical, mental, and emotional when supporting clients in their recovery and return to well being.

My Approach.

 

My specialization is assisting persons whose mental or physical health has been impacted by injury, illness, or condition that is limiting or impacting their ability to engage in any of their daily occupations or activities. I deliver individualized, supportive, and goal-oriented home and community rehab programs, and consultation services that lead to betterment in function, reduction in symptoms, and help clients re-engage in their work and life.

What we do, we do together.

FAQs

 

What does an OT consultation look like or include?

An initial assessment can be completed in person or virtually through online platforms. Assessment length and the process can be tailored to individual needs, but is typically about an hour, and may include an in-depth interview, functional assessment of your condition or concern, and exploration of solutions and recommendations for improved well-being.

What does a consultation cost?

Please call or email for an individual discussion of billing rates. My rates are consistent with the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapy British Columbia Chapter Private Practice Survey of rates. I am also able to offer services on a sliding scale depending on the need and availability of insurance funding. For more information, please visit caot.ca.

How do I find out if OT services are right for me?

Please reach out to me directly by phone or email for a complimentary initial consultation regarding you or your client’s individual concerns and needs and to explore what services will assist you with your recovery or well-being.