Manchester Occupational Therapy Services delivered sessions in partnership with Turn The Page on Pathological Demand Avoidance and on sensory processing for an occupational therapist.
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Manchester Occupational Therapy Services
Private adult and paediatric occupational therapy service, covering a range of assessments and conditions.
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Location
- Reddish, Stockport, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Manchester Occupational Therapy Services
Manchester Occupational Therapy Services are an established private occupational therapy practice for children and adults based in South Manchester covering the North West of England. We pride ourselves on taking a holistic approach to therapy to maximise function. We are able to offer occupational therapy sessions in a range of environments such as our clinic, schools, workplaces, homes etc. Manchester Occupational Therapy Services work with children offering assessments and treatment for a wide range of needs including; •Cerebral Palsy •Downs Syndrome •Neurological Disorders •Genetic Disorders •Developmental Coordination Disorder (D.C.D) •Dyspraxia •Handwriting difficulties •Perceptual difficulties Manchester Occupational Therapy Services offer assessments, treatments and recommendations for adults including; •Acquired Brain Injuries •Spinal Injuries •Blue Badge Assessments •Equipment and Adaptations •Workplace Assessments For a free telephone consultation call Manchester Occupational Therapy Services on 0161 505 2356
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