Occupational Therapists work with people to enable them to participate in the activities that they find meaningful. These activities can include personal care, domestic activities, participating in leisure and hobbies, work and accessing the community.

Occupational Therapy is a client-centred profession. We work alongside you to discuss any current limitations from age, injury, illness or disability, and assist you with advice, techniques, equipment or home modifications to complete your activities more easily and safely.

At Central Highlands Rural Health Occupational Therapists see people in their own homes and the community, in the Acute hospitals and Post-Acute Care, in Residential Aged Care facilities, through the Transitional-Care Program, and through Home Care Packages.