OT in Hospice for Client

Occupational therapy (OT) facilitates participation in activities of daily life. It promotes function, engagement and performance of the activities that are meaningful to the client and are necessary for independent living. Examples can include self care activities (bathing, grooming oral hygiene, dressing), meal preparation, home management, safety awareness, personal hobbies etc.

Occupational therapy (OT) facilitates participation in activities of daily life. It promotes function, engagement and performance of the activities that are meaningful to the client and are necessary for independent living. Examples can include self care activities (bathing, grooming oral hygiene, dressing), meal preparation, home management, safety awareness, personal hobbies etc. 

I have received occupational therapy services at some point in my life.

I would enjoy participating in an occupational therapy focused group (i.e. self-care, cooking, scrapbooking, gardening etc)

I would enjoy the presence of my family/caregiver during group activities.

I feel content with what I have accomplished in my life.

I believe talking about death is necessary at the end of life.

I feel comfortable discussing death with loved ones.

How would you rate your current quality of life?

What groups would you be interested in participating in? This can be a general interest (i.e. crafts) or it can be more specific (i.e. Creating a photo album).  Occupational therapy covers a lot of topics/activities, so feel free to suggest anything of interest to you.

Other comments/suggestions