Staying independent and confident inlater life

Everyday tasks become harder with age, illness or after a fall. We train what matters to you, so you can stay active and independent at home for as long as possible.

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About this service

What is geriatric therapy?

Geriatric occupational therapy supports older people in keeping their independence, safety and quality of life, at the practice or at home.

Who is it for?

  • Reduced mobility and a risk of falling
  • Memory problems and early dementia
  • Recovery after a hospital stay
  • Chronic conditions that limit daily life

How we work

  1. Assessment of daily activities and the home setting
  2. Training of balance, strength and safe movement
  3. Memory and concentration training
  4. Advice on aids and adapting the home

Methods we use

FAQ

Questions aboutGeriatric therapy

Have another question? Give us a call or send us a message, we are happy to help.

Can therapy take place at home?

Yes. Home visits are often the best way to practise in your real environment and make it safer.

How can falls be prevented?

We train balance and strength and look at your home together to remove tripping hazards.

Do you work with people with dementia?

Yes. We use activities that bring structure and joy to daily life and support relatives too.

Can relatives join the sessions?

Gladly. Relatives often play a key role in staying independent.

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Getting started

Ready for your first step?

Book an initial consultation. Together we find out which treatment suits you and your everyday life.