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OT4Change is a small Occupational Therapy private practice based in Northern NSW. OT4Change covers Northern NSW between Evans Head in the south to Tweed Heads in the north and as far west as Kyogle. We have a skilled team of occupational therapists who can help you with functional capacity assessments, mental health issues, pain management, rehabilitation in the home, cognitive remediation, sensory modulation, autism (ASD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), global developmental delay, dyspraxia, specific learning difficulties, dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT), OT driving assessments, equipment advise and minor home modifications. The aim of OT4Change is to help people reach their goals & to live life to the fullest. OT4Change provides home visits or one of our occupational therapists can see you on a Tuesday in the office at 7A, 92 Tamar Street, Ballina, NSW (in the North Coast Neuropsychology office).
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Our SERVICES
Mental health
A mental health OT can help individuals better understand their mental health condition and take an active part in their recovery.
Children
When should a child be referred to an Occupational Therapist? If you, a treating doctor/paediatrician, psychologist, or educator have any concerns about developmental delay, intellectual disabilities, ASD or ADHD.
Pain Management
Are you experiencing pain right now? Well, you’re not alone. Approximately 20% of Australians have experienced pain that has persisted for more than 3 months.
Physical Rehabilitation
OT4Change can help people recover from illness or injury by helping to improve their independence with performing everyday tasks. This is done using a combination of approaches, including practicing former skills, or learning to adapt and compensate for the physical dysfunction being experienced.
Functional Assessments
Organisations often require functional capacity assessments to determine what services are required to support you. OT4Change can help by conducting these assessments and providing a report with recommendations.
Driving Assessments
Driving a car is an important activity of daily life in regional Australia. Not only does it allow independent mobility for work and social activities, but it is also a meaningful symbol of independence and personal identity.