What is OT?
Brain & Body Connection
Daily Life Wins
Tools and Techniques
Fun and Functional
100

This profession helps people do the things they need and want to do every day, even after injury or illness

What is Occupational Therapy?

100

This system controls how you move, think, feel, and interact with the world.

What is the nervous system?

100

OT can help make this room safer by teaching strategies to avoid slipping or falling

What is the bathroom?

100

This adaptive item can help someone with hand weakness hold utensils.

What is a built-up handle or universal cuff?

100

OTs often turn therapy into this to make it enjoyable and motivating.

What is a functional task?

200

True or False: Occupational therapists only help people find jobs

What is False?

200

After a brain injury, OT can help retrain your brain using this concept

What is neuroplasticity?

200

If you're having trouble dressing yourself, OT might suggest one of these helpful tools.

What is a dressing stick or reacher?

200

This technique involves teaching people to use the stronger side of their body

What is compensation?

200

You might practice making a sandwich during therapy, which is this type of real-life activity.

What is a functional task?

300

OT focuses on improving skills in these three main areas: self-care, work, and this.

What is leisure?

300

OT can help improve coordination using these types of exercises.

What are fine motor or gross motor activities?

300

OT can help you break down complex tasks into these

What are steps?

300

OTs use these to measure progress (e.g., balance or strength tests).

What are assessments?

300

OT can involve creative activities like this one that also improves hand strength.

What is painting, coloring, or crafting?

400

OT can help you relearn these types of everyday tasks, like brushing teeth or cooking.

What are activities of daily living?

400

 OT can help with remembering steps in a routine by using these helpful tools, like checklists or phone reminders.

 What are memory aids or reminders?

400

OTs might recommend adjusting this part of your home to make it easier to get in and out.

What is the entrance or doorway?

400

This therapy technique involves repeating tasks to rebuild strength and skill.

What is task-specific training or repetition-based therapy?

400

True or False: You can practice using a wheelchair or walker during OT.

True

500

OT is especially helpful after this type of medical event, which can affect movement, thinking, and speech.

What is a stroke?

500

True or False: OT can help with vision problems after a stroke or brain injury.

What is True?

500

OT helps people return to meaningful routines, such as these types of hobbies or personal interests.

What are leisure activities?

500

This type of therapy uses mental exercises to retrain the brain.

What is cognitive rehabilitation?

500

This type of therapy, often led by an OT, uses group support to help improve social and daily living skills.

What is group therapy?

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