How Occupational Therapy is carried Out for Adults?

The term occupational therapy comes from the Greek words "ergon" (work, achievement, deed, activity) and "therapeia" (care for the sick). Thus it can be freely translated as “get healthy through action and work”.

Occupational therapy treatment follows a holistic approach - not only does work focus on improving fine and gross motor skills, but the person as a whole is considered in order to find deeper reasons for the deficits and, if necessary, to be able to treat them. In our speech therapy occupational therapy practice, we use the interlocking approaches from speech therapy and occupational therapy in order to be able to offer our patients the best possible treatment.

Occupational therapy serves to improve the areas of perception, gross and fine motor skills in children, adolescents (development-related disorders) and adults. In addition, psychosocial abnormalities in children can be alleviated with an individual occupational therapy plan. As an approved remedy, the costs for occupational therapy are covered by all health insurances.

For adults, the focus in occupational therapy is on regaining lost motor, mental or self-sufficient abilities. Illnesses, accidents or operations in adults are responsible for these impairments. All treatments can be carried out in our practice or as a doctor-prescribed home or home visit.

Occupational therapy for children and adolescents

Different development deficits can occur in children and adolescents, which can have different causes. These can be reduced with targeted, individual occupational therapy. As specialists in occupational therapy for adults and adolescents, we are your trustworthy partner on the way to improving your child's abilities.

Occupational therapy for adults and seniors

What our adult patients appreciate most about our team is the regularity and reliability of the appointments as well as the fact that they work with therapists whom they can completely trust. Our occupational therapists take care of adult patients individually in a pleasant atmosphere - also at home or in the hospital.

The aim of occupational therapy treatment is to enable those affected to lead an independent and independent life in everyday life - school, job. The holistic approach ensures that not only physical but also mental deficits can be compensated, the suffering of those affected is reduced, pain can be alleviated or the need for care can be delayed.