What is Occupational Therapy?

 

The aim of Occupational Therapy is to help student enhance their ability of independence by carrying out different types of training or prescribing adaptive tools.

 

Occupational therapist will regularly organise training and talk to staff members and carer, in order to enhance their knowledge and competence.

 

Therapist will provide individual and group training to students, the scope of service includes:

 

Basic skills training

• Fine motor training (hand function, hand-eye coordination training, etc.)
• Postural control
• Multisensory training
• Sensory integration training

 

Activity of daily living (ADL) training

• Self-care training (eating, drinking, dressing, toileting, etc.)
• Cognitive training

 

In class support and collaboration

• Practical skills training
• Conductive education and training

 

Multimedia training

• Virtual reality training

 

Assistive aids production and modification

• Special chairs, wheelchairs and commode
• Specially-designed and adapted tableware
• Rehabilitation equipment: such as hand splint, gaiter and fist holder for grasping

 

Action plan training

 

Finding grip, hand-eye coordination training

 

Small hand muscles and hand-eye coordination training

 

Self-care ability training

 

Parent education and lectures

 

Staff training