Occupational Therapy LTMMC Sion

International Kangaroo Mother Care Promotion Day 😇

Occupational therapy (OT) for stroke recovery focuses on helping individuals regain independence in daily activities, improve physical and cognitive functions, and adapt to any long-term challenges that may arise post-stroke. OT is essential in stroke rehabilitation, as it addresses both motor and sensory impairments, as well as cognitive and psychological challenges.
Early intervention in stroke rehabilitation improves outcomes and reduces long-term disabilities. Tailored OT helps stroke survivors regain their independence and improve quality of life.

Honored to celebrate World Occupational Therapy Day by donating a pediatric modified wheelchair to a young child in need. Grateful for the support of Praveen Valsalan and Jyothi Engineering Works, and a heartfelt thank you to the brethren of the Freemasons of India (Irish Constitution) for their generosity.
Empowering mobility, independence, and brighter futures—one step at a time. 💙

🌟 Unlock Your Potential with Occupational Therapy! 🌟
Occupational Therapy goes beyond physical recovery—it’s about empowering individuals to regain control over their mental health, one step at a time. Whether it’s managing emotions, learning life skills, or boosting cognitive function, OT makes a difference. 💪

Let’s nurture mental well-being together! 😇

Thrilled to share Bhavika Dadhich ( ) for being the subject topper in Fundamentals of Occupational Therapy at MUHS University (Winter 2022 examination)!
Your commitment and excellence are truly commendable. Keep reaching for the stars! 🌠🎉

Celebrating World Autism Day with parents of children with autism at the Occupational Therapy Department in the Urban Health Centre in Dharavi, LTMMC &GH, Sion.
It was a meaningful and supportive experience for everyone involved. It’s so important to raise awareness and support families who are navigating the challenges and joys of raising children with autism.

Today, as we mark Autism Awareness Day, let’s embrace the opportunity to celebrate, advocate for, and educate others about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). As an occupational therapist, we witness daily the unique challenges and incredible strengths of individuals with autism. Our role is not just to support them in developing new skills but also to advocate for a world that recognizes their potential and values their contributions.
Autism Awareness Day is a reminder that our society thrives when we ensure inclusivity and understanding for all. It’s a call to action for everyone to learn more, be more compassionate, and make our communities more accessible for those with autism. Remember, every interaction is a chance to make a difference in someone’s life. Let’s all commit to being allies in creating a more inclusive world.

Occupational therapy for individuals with Down syndrome focuses on improving their independence, fine motor skills, self-care abilities, sensory processing, and overall quality of life. Strategies may include:

1. Fine motor skills development through activities like drawing, writing, and using small objects.
2. Self-care skills training, such as dressing, feeding, and grooming.
3. Sensory integration techniques to address sensory processing difficulties.
4. Adaptive equipment and assistive technology to enhance independence.
5. Environmental modifications to promote safety and accessibility.
6. Social skills training to improve interaction and communication abilities.
7. Pre-vocational and vocational training and rehabilitation.
8. Home exercises and activities to reinforce therapy goals.

Individualized therapy plans are crucial, considering each person’s unique strengths, challenges, and developmental stage. Collaboration with caregivers and other professionals is also essential for holistic support.

Reopening of “Autism Intervention centre” at UHC Dharavi Sion.

Dr. Rashmi Yeradkar (Assoc. Prof. & In-charge) enlightening everyone at with the latest breakthroughs in wound care. Grateful for her expertise shaping the path to healing.
Rashmi Yeradkar