The aim of occupational therapy is to help people of all ages; temporarily or permanently limited in their ability to act; to preserve or develop their independence in their daily and social environment according to their personal project.
 
Avoid situations of disability by adapting one's environment, proceeding in a different way or using auxiliary means.

How to succeed on your own: washing, dressing, getting around, eating, preparing meals and carrying out activities (leisure, professional)

These therapies are covered by basic insurance with your doctor's prescription.
 

• Memory
• Rehabilitation
• Fractures
• Surgery of the upper limb
• TCC (traumatic brain injury)
• Stroke (hemiplegia)
• Paraplegia - Tetraplegia
• PMS (multiple sclerosis)
• Parkinson
• Dementia (Alzheimer's disease)
• Rheumatological conditions (osteoarthritis - arthritis...)
• Limitation of movement, balance disorders, muscular weakness, vision disorders..
• Independence, movement, transfer, balance, amplitude, prehension, fine motor skills
• Made-to-measure splints for the hand
• Sensitive pain rehabilitation
• Auxiliary means (helps compensate for a deficit)
• Testing and training in their use
• Fitting and adaptation of the home (falls prevention) or workstation
• Spinal economy: how to spare my back during my activities
• Joint economy: how to spare my joints during my activities
• Sitting or lying down