Family questionnaire and selection of key activities
Neurofunctional assessment, rehabilitation and neurotechnology clinic in Vilnius+370 695 45455 · info@neurocta.lt
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY · INDEPENDENCE
The goal is not to complete an exercise, but to help the person do more independently.
Occupational therapy helps children and adults develop hand function, sensory processing, cognitive skills and daily activities that directly determine independence.
For whomFor children and adults
GoalDaily function and independence
Price and durationVisible in Family system
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When is it worth seeking help?
Occupational therapy helps children and adults develop hand function, sensory processing, cognitive skills and daily activities that directly determine independence.
- ✓For children who have difficulty dressing, eating, writing or organizing activities
- ✓For difficulties in sensory processing and fine motor skills
- ✓For adults after stroke or head injury
- ✓When recovering hand function, household or work skills is needed
02 · Neurocta
How does Neurocta's approach differ?
We start from activities meaningful to the person. We analyze which part limits independence: movement, sensation, attention, planning or environment. Then we train the function and, when needed, adapt the task or environment.
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How does it work?
After creating a Family account, select Neurocta and complete the initial questionnaire. Only then can the team confirm the most appropriate first step.
Assessment of hand, sensory, cognitive and daily functions
Plan of individual tasks and environmental solutions
Therapy, family recommendations and review of functional outcomes
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What will you get?
Priority independence goals
Individual occupational therapy plan
Practical activity and environment adaptations
Progress assessment based on real daily tasks
Family
Important before booking
After creating a Family account, select Neurocta and complete the initial questionnaire. Only then can the team confirm the most appropriate first step.
Therapy direction is chosen individually and, if needed, coordinated with physiotherapy, medical recommendations or other specialists. Information on the website does not replace individual medical consultation or diagnosis.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How does occupational therapy differ from physiotherapy?+
Physiotherapy focuses mainly on movement functions, while occupational therapy targets meaningful daily activities. They often complement each other.
Do you work with sensory difficulties?+
Yes, when they affect a child’s or adult’s daily functioning. We first assess the specific functional impact.
Do parents or relatives receive recommendations?+
Yes. Recommendations help apply therapy‑learned strategies in the daily environment.
Family
Sign in or create an account
After creating a Family account, select Neurocta and complete the initial questionnaire. Only then can the team confirm the most appropriate first step.