Occupational Therapy and Parkinson's Disease

Advantages of Occupational Therapy for a Patient with Parkinson’s Disease

Are you looking for treatment for Parkinson’s disease?

Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative disease that significantly impacts the motor and non-motor systems within the brain. As a result of this, individuals with this issue develop mobility, dexterity, or executive functioning deficiencies. Though medicines and surgical interventions are widely utilized to treat Parkinson’s disorder, patients still develop a gradual disability. Our Occupational therapists will aim to help restore patient’s regular activities.

You can call for our Occupational Therapists from Synaptic Rehab. We can help assess and prescribe exercises that are important to your prosperity and freedom with Parkinson’s disease.

The majority of people with Parkinson’s disease will get a multidisciplinary treatment plan involving occupational therapy (OT). This therapists’ primary role is to enhance performance and engagement in activities within your house or community that are most important. The main objective is to promote functionality and overall quality of life.

With our therapists’ support, people with PD are better assisted in improving their everyday level of self-care, work, or leisure activities. Notably, the patients are facilitated to reorganize their routine and learn new skills for alternative or adaptive ways to finish tasks more successfully.