Occupational therapy helps you regain independence in the activities that matter most to you. At Glenridding Physiotherapy, our occupational therapist works alongside our physiotherapists to improve your function and confidence in daily life.
If you find managing your everyday tasks harder, have difficulties with memory, processing information, multi-tasking, or feel overwhelmed in a busy environment , occupational therapy can work with you to help you rebuild skills, develop strategies, and improve self-efficacy .
Our Approach
Team-based care focused on you
Recovery is personal. Your occupational therapist collaborates with your physiotherapist to develop a plan that reflects your goals in your personal context and life roles.
Convenient and accessible
We offer extended hours, including evenings and weekends, and direct billing with most insurance plans, so care fits your schedule and budget.
A patient-first experience
We take time to listen, set practical goals with you, and support you at a pace that you feel comfortable at.
What We Help With
- Brain injury: functional cognitive difficulties, visual-perceptual challenges,and fine motor deficits of the hands
- Stroke: functional cognitive difficulties, visual-perceptual challenges, and fine motor skills of the hands
- Everyday function: develop practical strategies for memory, attention, multi-tasking, or energy conservation, to manage your daily tasks effectively
What to Expect During your Visits
The Initial Assessment (first visit) includes:
- Discussing your concerns and goals
- Screening for physical, cognitive, and visual-perceptual factors that impact your daily function
- Setting practical goals and developing a personalized plan for follow-up
Follow-Up Sessions include:
- Training relevant skills and practicing management strategies
- Building awareness and self-monitoring, promoting transfer of these skills into your real life
- Adjusting the therapy plan as you progress
FAQs About our Occupational Therapy
1) What conditions does occupational therapy at Glenridding typically address?
Common areas include brain injuries and stroke. We may focus on functional cognition, visual-perceptual skills, fine motor skills, and practical strategies to improve daily living.
2) How is occupational therapy different from physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy builds movement, strength, and mobility. Occupational therapy helps you find your “brain power” in managing your daily activities, and enables you to apply youre mobility gains from physiotherapy to your life demands like self-care, work tasks, and community participation.
3) Is occupational therapy covered by insurance, and do you offer direct billing?
Yes. We offer direct billing with many insurance plans. Coverage varies by provider and plan.
4) What should I expect during my first appointment?
Your therapist will review your challenges and goals, complete the assessment(s), and create a treatment plan that focuses on meaningful improvements in daily life.
Take the Next Step
Reach out today and discover how occupational therapy can help you regain balance, confidence, and independence in your daily life.
You can book an appointment by:
- Calling us at (780) 250-4950;
- Using our online booking platform; or
- Visiting our clinic at 2049 163 St SW, Edmonton
