08/02/2024
Research consistently indicates that a functional and meaningful task oriented approach to rehabilitation yields greater results. The task-oriented approach is client-centered and individualized. It is based on the idea that occupational performance is a result of the interaction between a person and their environment.
We take time to learn about you, what is important to you, and what you're goals are for therapy. Next we work with you to develop a therapy plan and set achievable goals.
Here's a small sample of the research into task-oriented vs exercise model of rehab
Review of task-oriented interventions in occupational therapy
Seyed Ali Hosseini, Narges Ghamari, Zahra Hayati Zadeh
The Scientific Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine 6 (3), 239-248, 2017
Efficacy of occupational therapy task‐oriented approach in upper extremity post‐stroke rehabilitation
Khader A Almhdawi, Virgil G Mathiowetz, Matthew White, Robert C delMas
Occupational therapy international 23 (4), 444-456, 2016
Use of the occupational therapy task-oriented approach to optimize the motor performance of a client with cognitive limitations
Katharine Preissner
The American Journal of Occupational Therapy 64 (5), 727-734, 2010
EFFECT OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY TASK ORIENTED APPROACH ON RECOVERY OF UPPER-EXTREMITY MOTOR FUNCTION AND ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING IN STROKE PATIENTS.
Amit Kumar Mandal, Sunil P Mokashi
Indian Journal of Occupational Therapy (Indian Journal of Occupational Therapy) 41 (2), 2009
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