The butterfly logo represents transformation. People coping with illness or disability face daily challenges to every aspect of their lives. Activities which most of us take for granted become difficult, tiring or impossible. Often their role in the family and community changes dramatically. When the focus of their lives is on medical issues and disability they may feel a loss of self-esteem and control.
Occupational Therapy offers an opportunity to empower the person and their family to focus on the positives. Enabling help is provided to promote ability, independence, control and quality of life. Problem-solving together and setting achievable goals may transform the life of the client in significant ways.
Occupational Therapy offers an opportunity to empower the person and their family to focus on the positives. Enabling help is provided to promote ability, independence, control and quality of life. Problem-solving together and setting achievable goals may transform the life of the client in significant ways.
Services
Working with specialist suppliers to ensure the best product for each client's mobility, comfort and postural support. Local medical suppliers provide an excellent range of products. Ensuring the client has the necessary physical, cognitive and vision skills to safely manage a scooter is vital. The Broda chair is one option which may be prescribed for a resident with severe physical disabilities.
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Eric Wilson
Sep 03, 2020
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Our previous bread choice changed substance last year and
for months I’ve been searching for a replacement.
Last week, Bingo! Tried a loaf on sale in a Goldstein’s outlet
In Mermaid Waters. “LOWER CARB BREAD” 600g
- brilliant. Please do not change substance. This loaf of
bread is a winner! Thank you!
for months I’ve been searching for a replacement.
Last week, Bingo! Tried a loaf on sale in a Goldstein’s outlet
In Mermaid Waters. “LOWER CARB BREAD” 600g
- brilliant. Please do not change substance. This loaf of
bread is a winner! Thank you!
Charles Hense
Oct 28, 2017
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Vicki Sproule
Jul 15, 2017
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Jane Doyle
Sep 17, 2016
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