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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY · INDEPENDENCE

The goal is not to complete an exercise, but to help the person do more independently.

Occupational therapy supports hand use, sensory processing, cognition and daily skills that directly affect independence in children and adults.

Occupational therapy
Neurocta · Vilnius
ForChildren and adults
GoalDaily function and independence
Price and durationAvailable in Family

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When should you contact us?

Occupational therapy supports hand use, sensory processing, cognition and daily skills that directly affect independence in children and adults.

  • Children who find dressing, eating, writing or organising activity difficult
  • Sensory-processing and fine-motor difficulties
  • Adults after stroke or head injury
  • Regaining hand use, domestic or work skills

02 · Neurocta

What makes the Neurocta approach different?

We begin with a meaningful activity and analyse what limits it: movement, sensation, attention, planning or environment. We then train the function and adapt the activity or environment where helpful.

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How does it work?

Create a Family account, choose Neurocta and complete the initial questionnaire. The team can then confirm the most appropriate first step.

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Family questionnaire and selection of meaningful activities

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Assessment of hand, sensory, cognitive and daily functions

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Plan of individual tasks and environmental solutions

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Therapy, family guidance and functional outcome review

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What will you receive?

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Priority independence goals

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An individual occupational therapy plan

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Practical activity or environment adaptations

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Progress measured through real daily tasks

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Important before booking

Create a Family account, choose Neurocta and complete the initial questionnaire. The team can then confirm the most appropriate first step.

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The direction is selected individually and coordinated with physiotherapy, medical recommendations or other professionals when needed. Website information does not replace an individual medical consultation or diagnosis.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How is occupational therapy different from physiotherapy?+

Physiotherapy primarily develops movement functions; occupational therapy focuses on performing meaningful daily activities. They often complement each other.

Do you work with sensory difficulties?+

Yes, when they affect daily function. We first assess the specific functional impact.

Do families receive guidance?+

Yes. Guidance helps transfer therapy solutions into the person’s daily environment.

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Log in or create an account

Create a Family account, choose Neurocta and complete the initial questionnaire. The team can then confirm the most appropriate first step.

Log in or create an account