Occupational Therapy Unit

Regain Independence and Function.

The Occupational Therapy Unit at MOVE helps patients restore the skills needed for daily life and activity after injury or surgery. Our focus is on function and independence — helping you return to the everyday tasks, work, and activities that matter most to you.

Whether you’re recovering from a hand injury, regaining strength after surgery, or working toward returning to your job, our therapists design practical, goal-based programs built around your real-life needs.

What We Offer
– Hand and upper-limb rehabilitation
– Functional and daily-activity training
– Post-injury and post-surgical recovery
– Return-to-work and activity programs
– Adaptive strategies and support

Who It’s For
– Individuals recovering from hand or upper-limb injuries
– Patients regaining function after surgery
– People working toward returning to work or daily activities
– Anyone seeking to restore independence

What to Expect
1. Assessment — Evaluation of your function and daily-life goals.
2. Personalized Plan — A practical, goal-based program.
3. Guided Therapy — Targeted exercises and functional training.
4. Progress Review — Ongoing adjustment toward independence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is occupational therapy?
Therapy that helps you restore the skills and function needed for daily life, work, and activity after injury or surgery.

What conditions does it help?
Hand and upper-limb injuries, post-surgical recovery, and difficulties with daily activities or returning to work.

How is it different from physiotherapy?
Occupational therapy focuses specifically on function and independence in daily activities, often complementing physiotherapy.

Regain Your Independence.
Book at MOVE’s Occupational Therapy Unit today.