Occupational therapy treatments
Targeted occupational therapy treatment is aimed at people with neurological diseases or damage to the central nervous system, as well as patients who experience restrictions in their ability to perform activities in everyday life. In addition, we also use occupational therapy treatment for people with age-related difficulties.
Action-oriented therapy
To rebuild the ability to perform activities, we work together with those affected to develop individual solutions that help overcome limitations. These solutions are then gradually integrated into everyday life. Our treatment methods in occupational therapy include:
- Bobath concept
- Aids consultation
- Mirror therapy
- Action-oriented diagnostics and therapy
- Concentration and cognitive performance training
- Everyday life training
- Robotics
We follow the progress of therapies closely with assessments such as questionnaires to evaluate the current quality of life, strength measurements and scientifically based tests. In this way, we make it possible to measure the improvement in your state of health. Optimal consultation with the treating physician is another factor for a successful course of therapy.
Self-care and quality of life
Occupational therapy aims to foster and enhance self-care and the quality of life of those affected. This includes social integration and the satisfactory performance of everyday activities. We also provide support where necessary after the therapy is completed. In order to maintain the state of health you have achieved in the long term, the rehabilitation center remains at your disposal.
Cognitive training
In occupational therapy at our rehabilitation center, we offer structured cognitive training that focuses on different cognitive areas:
- Attention and concentration
- Memory
- Executive functions
- Dual-task abilities (e.g., simultaneous motor and cognitive requirements)
Depending on the individual requirements and preferences of the patient, different forms of training are used:
- Classic paper-and-pencil tasks
- Evidence-based computer programs (e.g., Freshminder, Cogniplus)
- Interactive training systems (e.g., MYRO, Dividat)
In addition, we provide advice on suitable applications and practical exercises for independent cognitive training at home.
Another focus is on everyday interventions, including:
- Training in local orientation (practicing routes together, including using public transportation)
- Action planning in everyday situations, e.g.
- Household management
- Preparing meals
Contact
For more information and registration contact the therapy staff directly.
Rehazentrum Zürich Seefeld
Therapy staff
Phone: +41 58 206 08 40
E-Mail: info@rehazentrum-seefeld.ch