Cognitive Skills
Support with attention, planning, sequencing, organisation, problem-solving, and other cognitive skills that can affect daily activities.
Supporting functional independence, cognitive skills, communication, daily living activities, and meaningful participation through personalised occupational therapy.
Dr. Farhan Khan is a Consultant Occupational Therapist with a Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy (BOT) from Swami Vivekanand National Institute of Rehabilitation Training and Research.
He has a strong interest in mental health, neurorehabilitation, and supporting neurodivergent children. His clinical interests include working with individuals experiencing psychiatric, neurological, developmental, and neurodevelopmental conditions.
His approach focuses on helping individuals improve functional independence, cognition, communication, and social participation through evidence-based, client-centred occupational therapy.
Occupational therapy helps people develop, regain, or maintain the skills needed for daily activities, independence, and participation at home, school, work, and in the community.
Occupational therapy considers each person’s needs, strengths, environment, and goals. Intervention may involve practising meaningful activities, building functional skills, adapting tasks, and supporting participation in daily routines.
Therapy goals are determined according to individual needs, assessment findings, functional challenges, and the person’s everyday environment.
Support with attention, planning, sequencing, organisation, problem-solving, and other cognitive skills that can affect daily activities.
Support for age-appropriate functional activities, participation in routines, and skills needed for home, learning, and play.
Practising everyday activities such as personal care, routines, task completion, and other meaningful daily living skills.
Supporting participation in everyday interactions, structured activities, social routines, and relevant functional tasks.
Functional support for people whose daily activities may be affected by neurological conditions or changes in physical or cognitive functioning.
Individualised functional support for people with neurodevelopmental differences, based on their strengths, goals, and assessed needs.
Occupational therapy begins by understanding the person’s everyday challenges, strengths, preferences, and goals. The plan may be adapted over time based on participation, feedback, and observed progress.
Discuss concerns, daily routines, individual strengths, and areas where support may be needed.
Identify practical goals relevant to the person’s daily activities and participation.
Work on selected activities, functional skills, routines, or adaptations appropriate to the individual.
Review goals and adjust the plan based on the person’s needs and progress.
Occupational therapy goals are individualised. The areas below may be considered when relevant to the person’s assessment and care plan.
Practising personal care, task completion, daily routines, and other meaningful activities.
Supporting attention, planning, organisation, sequencing, and functional problem-solving where appropriate.
Encouraging engagement in suitable everyday interactions, activities, and social routines.
Supporting confidence through guided practice, achievable goals, and strategies relevant to everyday life.
The process may vary according to the person’s needs, concerns, assessment findings, and recommended plan.
Share your concerns, relevant history, current challenges, and goals for occupational therapy.
The therapist may explore functional skills, routines, participation, and areas requiring support.
Suitable therapy goals and activities are discussed according to individual needs and priorities.
Goals and strategies may be reviewed and adjusted based on participation, feedback, and progress.
Depending on the individual’s needs, occupational therapy may form part of a broader care plan. Coordination with other relevant professionals can help address different aspects of wellbeing, functioning, and participation.
If you are looking for occupational therapy support for yourself or a family member, contact Mind & Brain Hospital to enquire about appointments, suitability, and the next steps.
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