What's the difference between Occupational Therapy and Physical therapy?

Physical therapy is about obtaining a patient's body as near back on track after a disease or injury. Physical therapists assist sufferers transfer their health and recover strength and variety of motion. Additionally they transfer sufferers to expand their range of movement. They support the individual to maneuver and work to help the effectiveness and pace of their cupping therapy.

Work therapy is all about the patient's activities of daily living and is focused on how sufferers may do the things they have to do every day. Examples are; cleaning their hair, producing a pot of tea, or supper, getting into and out of mattress. Work practitioners are great at assisting sufferers learn to accomplish these issues inside their new limitations. They may recommend aids (such as spoon holders, bread slicers, bed and bathroom side aids) to assist individuals do these actions.

Both are really precious colleagues!