Social Work Department

The Social Work Department at Prayatna Child Development Center is dedicated in supporting children and families through a holistic and multidisciplinary approach. The department emphasizes psychoeducation, community outreach, and patient care coordination to provide comprehensive support for each individual. Acting as a liaison between families, therapists and healthcare providers. Social workers facilitates seamless communication and collaboration and they offers counselling, advocacy and emotional support while promoting client’s rights and ensuring access to essential resources. Also the department leads project management initiatives, organizes impactful programs and maintains accurate documentation to ensure compliance and effectiveness. By collaborating with medical professionals and adopting a team-based approach, the department addresses the psychosocial needs of individuals, fosters their growth and empowers families to create a brighter future.

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FAQ

What is occupational therapy?

Occupational therapy is a specialized form of therapy that focuses on helping individuals of all ages develop or regain the skills needed for daily activities, also known as “occupations.” These activities encompass a wide range, from self-care tasks like dressing and eating to work-related and leisure activities.

Who can benefit from occupational therapy?

Occupational therapy can benefit people of various ages and conditions, including children with developmental delays, individuals recovering from injuries or surgeries, seniors experiencing age-related challenges, and those with neurological, physical, or psychological conditions that affect their ability to function independently.

What does an occupational therapist do?

Occupational therapists (OTs) work with clients to assess their individual needs and challenges related to daily activities. They develop personalized treatment plans that may include exercises, strategies, adaptive equipment recommendations, and environmental modifications to improve clients’ functional abilities and overall quality of life.

What types of conditions do occupational therapists treat?

Occupational therapists address a wide range of conditions, such as:Physical injuries or disabilitiesAutism spectrum disordersSensory processing disordersStroke and neurological disordersMental health conditions like anxiety and depressionDevelopmental delays and learning disabilities

What can I expect during an occupational therapy session?

During a session, an occupational therapist will evaluate your abilities, discuss your goals, and create a personalized treatment plan. Sessions may involve practicing specific tasks, learning new techniques, using adaptive tools, and gradually progressing toward achieving your goals.

How long does occupational therapy take to show results?

The duration of occupational therapy varies based on the individual’s needs and goals. Some individuals may see improvements in a few sessions, while others may require more time to achieve their desired outcomes. Consistency, active participation, and collaboration with your therapist can contribute to achieving results sooner.

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