What is OT?
Occupational therapy (OT) simply aims to help people with their daily everyday activities. FFOT achieves this by comprehensively understanding your life and function. By gaining insight into your unique circumstances, we can create tailored reports and assessments to ensure you receive the necessary support to traverse life successfully.
Who can use FFOT?
Children and their families
FFOT helps children and families across Australia access vital assessment reports.
Adults
FFOT experienced adult speech pathologists and occupational therapists can provide support for adults who require support due to a disability and or medical conditions through individualised therapy.
NDIS providers and support coordinators
FFOT can help your client gain necessary reports and assessments that will ensure they get the funding they need. Make a referral and we’ll get it sorted!
Functional Capacity Assessments
A Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA) is a comprehensive evaluation that assesses an individual’s ability to perform activities of daily living (ADLs).
Sensory Processing Assessments
A Sensory Profile is a standardized assessment tool used by occupational therapists and other professionals to understand how individuals perceive and respond to sensory information in their environment.
Handwriting Assessments
Handwriting assessments are a way of evaluating the factors that may affect a child’s handwriting quality and performance.
Motor Skills Assessments
Motor skills Assessments aim to evaluate the quality of a person’s performance of activities of daily living (ADL) in natural, task-relevant environments.
Visual Perception and Motor Coordination Assessment
These assessments evaluate how well individuals integrate visual information into and motor movements.
*Some assessments pose unique challenges when conducted online, especially those requiring specialised local skills or equipment, such as assistive technology or home modification assessments. Additionally, certain assessments like driving evaluations necessitate the physical presence of a therapist and cannot be conducted online.