16/04/2026
Occupational Therapy (OT) is about supporting individuals to engage in everyday life in a way that is manageable and meaningful for them.
For autistic individuals, this often includes understanding sensory needs, building supportive routines, and developing strategies that reduce overwhelm in daily activities.
OT is not about forcing independence, it is about enabling individuals to function in ways that work for them.
When support is tailored to the individual, it can significantly improve wellbeing, confidence, and participation in everyday life.