Ergotherapy focuses on the person's ability to act. It helps to improve health and increase quality of life. It enables people to participate in the activities of daily life in the areas of self-care, productivity and leisure and in society.

Ergotherapists support and accompany people of all ages who are impaired in their ability to act or are threatened by restrictions. This may be the result of an accident, an illness, a developmental disorder or for psychological reasons, for example.