Services
Occupational Therapy
We provide Occupational Therapy services to adults and children living at home who require community assessment, rehabilitation and/or capacity building following an acquired brain injury (ABI).
Allied Health Training
We provide expert, practical and engaging training for allied health professionals on a range of topics such as:
– Acquired brain injury rehabilitation
-Capacity building interventions
-Working with families and support workers
– Understanding challenging behaviours
– Therapeutic goal setting
Training can be provided face to face or online.
Neurolinks Occupational Therapist will work with you to:
– identify your interests, goals and meaningful activities
– support you to find ways to participate in what matters to you
– set up daily routines at home and in the community
– build your participation in valued life roles such as parent, student, worker, family member
– improve your skills and independence in performing daily activities.
All Neurolinks services can be provided in a person’s own home, online or their preferred location in the community.
What is Occupational Therapy?
Injury, illness or disability can impact on your independence and participation in valuable life roles and activities.
These activities are referred to as ‘occupations’, and can be grouped into three broad categories;
Leisure
Leisure activities are what you do for relaxation, play or enjoyment, e.g. reading, playing a musical instrument or sport.
Self Care
Self care activities help you remain independent and active in everyday life, e.g. showering or cooking.
Productivity
Productive activities are what you do to derive meaning through your contribution e.g. schooling, work, parenting or volunteering.
Occupational Therapy can help you return to these important and meaningful occupations.
Neurolinks is registered provider for:
