Who Do Occupational Therapists Work With?

Occupational therapists support adults of all ages with a wide range of conditions, most commonly those living with mental health challenges, physical disabilities, or learning difficulties.

You’ll find them working across health organisations, social care, housing, education, and voluntary sectors—helping people live their best lives.

They focus on finding the right balance, no matter the barrier. This might involve modifying activities or adapting physical or social environments to make life easier. Just as important, therapists help people build confidence and cope better with challenges.

For older adults, occupational therapy supports wellbeing by promoting important activities and independence. This can include recommending walking aids, home adaptations, or finding opportunities for social connection to enhance confidence and reduce isolation.

Need Occupational Therapy?

If you think occupational therapy could help you or a loved one, you can speak directly with our specialist, Sue. She’ll assess your needs, advise if OT is right for you, and help arrange an appointment.