Services We Offer:

Pediatric Occupational Therapy:

Our clinic specializes in addressing developmental challenges in children. From sensory processing issues to fine and gross motor skill deficits, our Pediatric Occupational Therapists work closely with children and their families to achieve developmental milestones.

Adult and Geriatric Rehabilitation:

Occupational Therapy plays a crucial role in aiding adults and seniors in regaining independence after injury, illness, or surgery. Our therapists develop personalized rehabilitation plans focusing on enhancing functional abilities and overall well-being.

Sensory Integration Therapy:

Our Occupational Therapists are experts in Sensory Integration Therapy, addressing sensory processing disorders. Through carefully designed interventions, we help individuals regulate and respond appropriately to sensory stimuli.

Assistive Technology and Adaptive Strategies:

We embrace innovative solutions to facilitate greater independence. Our therapists explore the use of assistive technology, adaptive tools, and customized strategies tailored to individual needs.

Why Choose Genesis NeuroGen?

Expert Team:

Our Occupational Therapists bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their practice, ensuring high-quality care.

Holistic Approach:

We adopt a holistic approach to Occupational Therapy, addressing physical, cognitive, and emotional aspects for comprehensive well-being.

Child-Centric Environment:

For pediatric cases, our clinic provides a child-friendly and supportive environment, fostering engagement and progress.

State-of-the-Art Facilities:

Equipped with modern facilities, our clinic offers advanced diagnostics and a conducive space for therapeutic interventions.

If you're seeking expert Occupational Therapy in East Delhi, Genesis NeuroGen is your trusted partner. Our clinic is committed to helping individuals overcome challenges and achieve optimal independence in their daily lives. Schedule your appointment today and embark on a journey towards enhanced well-being. Your health is our priority.

FAQ:

What do occupational therapist do?

What is an Occupational Therapist? Occupational therapy (OT) is an allied health profession that involves the therapeutic use of everyday activities, or occupations, to treat the physical, mental, developmental, and emotional ailments that impact a patient's ability to perform daily tasks.

What is the main purpose for occupational therapy?

The goal of occupational therapy is to improve the skills that are needed to live life as independently as possible. This includes being able to take care of yourself and to work, for example – as well as being able to leave your home and meet other people.

What is the role of the occupational therapy?

What's occupational therapy? Occupational therapy helps you live your best life at home, at work – and everywhere else. It's about being able to do the things you want and have to do. That could mean helping you overcome challenges learning at school, going to work, playing sport or simply doing the dishes.

How long does a child need occupational therapy?

The answer is “It depends.” In terms of skill level and requirements, each child is unique. Some children may make rapid development while others may take longer. Some children have higher demands than others, affecting the amount of time they require occupational therapy.

Why occupational therapy for kids?

Pediatric occupational therapists provide treatment to help children meet developmental milestones, overcome sensory challenges and improve self-care, play and self-regulation skills. Occupational therapy can help your child in the following areas: Moving (fine motor skills like using the small muscles of their hands).

When should I stop occupational therapy?

Yes, some children may reach a point where they no longer require occupational therapy as their skills and abilities improve. However, the decision to discontinue therapy should be made collaboratively with the child's therapist, based on the child's progress and goals.

What to expect?

During an occupational therapy appointment, the OT will want to evaluate the person’s abilities and goals. How they do this will very much depend on the person and their needs.

However, the therapist will usually begin by reviewing the person’s medical history and asking them some questions about what they do in their day-to-day lives. They may then ask to watch the person carry out certain tasks.

Why does a child with autism need occupational therapy?

Many children on the autism spectrum have sensory challenges, meaning they have problems processing sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell. Occupational therapy can help teach them ways to better handle things like sensory overload.

Other ways a child on the autism spectrum can benefit from occupational therapy might include:

Learning boundaries and personal space

How to do daily skills like brushing teeth, bathing, or dressing

Creating schedules

Systems for safety awareness

Increasing foods for picky eaters

What is OT??

Ot is a medical profession that provides services to everyone across the lifespan. From newborn babies to older adults, we work to promote independence , skill development and facilitate the best possible quality of life.

Role of occupational therapy with kids:

Ot for children focuses on building skills through play, the idea is to have them engage in something that is fun and menanifúl to them. The way they don't realise they are working on developing skills that will allow them to engage age appropriately with their environment and others. This can be done within the home ( early intervention) in school, at out patient clinics and in hospitals.

The areas of occupation:

• 1. Activities of daily living(ADL's)
• 2. Instrumental activities of daily living (IADL's)
• 3. Work
• 4. Education
• 5. Play and leisure
• 6. Social participation
• 7. Rest and sleep