Occupational therapy
Occupational therapy
IGH Therapeutic supports helps to build participants Emotional, Physical, Social and Societal well-being.
At IGH our team ensures that eligible participants receives a wide range of therapeutic support through a qualified practitioner there by improving their independence and quality of life.
- Activities of daily living (ADL) ssessments
- Specialized in Supported Independent living (SIL) assessments
- Specialist disability accommodation (SDA) ssessments
Occupational therapy
Community Nursing
Support Coordination
Plan Management
Hand Therapy & Splinting
Occupational therapy
IGH Therapeutic supports helps to build participants Emotional, Physical, Social and Societal well-being.
At IGH our team ensures that eligible participants receives a wide range of therapeutic support through a qualified practitioner there by improving their independence and quality of life.
- Activities of daily living (ADL) ssessments
- Specialized in Supported Independent living (SIL) assessments
- Specialist disability accommodation (SDA) ssessments
Community Nursing
IGH community nursing services support our NDIS participants to be ndependent and develop their self management capacity to maintain their wellbeing ithin their home.
- Medication Management
- Self Management Programs and Support
- Catheter Management
Support Coordination
How does support coordination work?
The NDIS funds ‘capacity building’ support called support coordination. It assists participants with linkages to (formal) mainstream and (informal) community services and assists with the execution of all NDIS supports within a participant’s plan.
The NDIS price guide lists Support Coordination under the Capacity Building Category. Support Coordination funds may be included in a person’s plan depending on their particular goals,
Plan Management
IGH Plan Management services associates its plan managers with the NDIS participants to manage their funding in their NDIS plan. We are committed to provide information and guidance to our participants about managing their NDIS funding to puurchase support based on their plan budget.
- Managing NDIS Funding
- Budget Management
- Plan Expenditure & Funds Remaining
Hand Therapy & Splinting
Hand therapy is another name for upper limb rehabilitation. Our objective is to encourage recovery, maximize benefits, and achieve certain objectives after injury, such returning to function, sport, and work-related tasks using your hand. Splinting or casting, exercises, strengthening, and other forms of therapy are all examples of non-surgical treatment. Additionally, we care for patients after surgery and work closely with referral surgeons to determine the necessary care.
Traumatic job and sports injuries, as well as post-surgical conditions affecting the hand and upper limb,
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How Therapy Works For You
To achieve and sustain the vision, IGH as a team provides a comprehensive program within a rehabilitation setting to maximize an individuals independent functioning and participation in daily life activities.
Group therapy involves one or more psychologists who lead a group of roughly five to 15 patients. Typically, groups meet for an hour or two each week. Some people attend individual therapy in addition to groups, while others participate in groups only.
What If I Don’t Find The Right Therapist?
You may have to try on a few before you find a good fit. Research indicates that experience, ethnicity, gender, theoretical orientation, age, and other therapist variables are pretty irrelevant when looking for a therapist. The single most important factor is the ‘goodness of fit’ between client and therapist.
It’s been found that those treated with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy report feeling better after around 10-20 sessions. “I have had many successful stories with clients who had situational issues that only needed brief therapy services,” said Catchings.
The vision of In Good Hands Occupational Therapy PTY LTD is to “Empower people with disability to be Independent in both social and economic setup and deliver a quality service for the participants and their families”.