Occupational Therapy

To make an appointment

Patients must be referred by a physician. Exceptions may apply to children.

Occupational Therapy helps solve everyday problems that prevent people from doing things that are important to them. It also helps prevent problems or reduce their impact.

An occupational therapist can teach new skills so that a patient is able to meet everyday challenges if an injury, illness, disability or other problem limits their ability to:

Do personal care (e.g. take a bath);
Work or go to school;
Do their groceries;
Drive their car;
Have fun (through pastimes, sports, family leisure), etc.

Who can receive occupational therapy services?

Someone of any age who wants to meet everyday challenges;
Someone with a physical, cognitive or mental health problem that prevents them from doing all their activities.