Occupational Therapy
1to1’s Occupational Therapists offer assessment and intervention for functional activities and adaptation for self-care, productivity and leisure. Our Occupational Therapists treat clients of all ages: infants, children, adults and seniors.
1to1 has experience providing Occupational Therapy in homes, community, schoolsand facilities with Ministry of Healt hand Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services (MCCSS).
1to1 Occupational Therapists offer strategies for Activities of Daily Living (ADL), home safety, and accessibility for people of all ages: infants, preschoolers, school aged children, youth, adults, older adults and seniors.
1to1 OTs offer therapy to support coordination, balance, fine motor control and sensory processing, organization skills, executive functioning, and mental well-being.
1to1 OTs offer adaptability options for wheelchair, seating, home independence including equipment trial & assistive devices. They can assist with equipment such as grab bars, ramps and chair lifts as well as customized rooms in the home facility and modification of equipment in work or education environments.
1to1 Occupational Therapists consult with Health Care Teams, Long Term Care Facilities, Retirement Communities, Group Homes, Hospitals and Community Partners regarding strategies for home safety, environment accessibility, cognitive organization and functional activity programming.
1to1 Occupational Therapists and Therapy Assistants offer integrated therapy programs for stroke, mobility, life skills and functional activities under community partnerinitiatives, Ministry of Health and Health Care Teams, Ministry of Children, Community and Support Services and staff replacement.
What is an Occupational Therapist?
1to1’s Occupational Therapists are Regulated Health Professionals with a Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy and members of the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario (COTO).
Trained in identifying and addressing issues that interfere with a client’s ability to perform activities that are important to day-to-day life.
Trained to complete both standardized and informal assessments in a variety of areas, including fine motor and gross motor skills, cognitive and organization issues and sensory processing. Trained to develop and deliver evidence-based intervention plans through direct intervention and consultation with family, professionals and interdisciplinary team members.
What is an Occupational Therapy Assistant?
Occupational Therapy Assistants are trained health professionals with diploma certificates as Occupational Therapy / Physiotherapy Assistants. Our Rehab Assistants have community experience and therapy skills working under supervised practice with registered Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists. They assist with implementation of exercises and activities to support ongoing Care Plans.
1to1 Occupational Therapists can assist with:
- Assistive device program (ADP).
- Activities of daily living (ADL).
- Mental health.
- Fine motor.
- Gross motor.
- Sensory integration.
- Neurodevelopmental training (NDT).
- Ergonomics.
- Brain injury.
- Pediatric feeding therapy.
- Social thinking.
- Handwriting, computer access.
- Executive function, self-regulation.
