Occupational therapy · Adelaide, SA

Practical occupational therapy solutions for safer, more independent living.

Individual assessment and practical recommendations for everyday function, mobility, equipment and the home environment.

  • Person-centred
  • Evidence-informed
  • Clear clinical reasoning
A male occupational therapist speaking with an adult client in a home setting
Illustrative image. Assessment and recommendations are individualised.

Services

Occupational therapy focused on everyday life

The appropriate assessment pathway is confirmed after reviewing the referral, the person's goals and the reason the service has been requested.

Images are illustrative and do not depict actual clients or clinical encounters.

Occupational therapist observing a client completing an everyday kitchen activity
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Functional Capacity Assessment

A structured assessment of how disability or a health condition affects everyday activities and participation. Reports describe the information considered, observed function, support needs and clinically reasoned recommendations.

NDIS and other referral contexts considered
Occupational therapist and client trialling assistive technology together
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Assistive Technology

Assessment, equipment trials, recommendations and supporting reports for items that may improve safety, access or independence. Recommendations are based on individual needs, the environment and trial outcomes.

Assessment and supplier liaison
Occupational therapist discussing home access and modification options with a client
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Home Modifications

Functional assessment of the home environment, measurements, recommendations and liaison with relevant providers. Building work remains subject to consent, approvals and appropriately qualified trades.

Minor and more complex modification pathways
Occupational therapist supporting an older adult with everyday activities at home
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Aged Care OT Services

Functional and home-safety assessment for older adults, with practical recommendations for everyday activities, equipment, mobility and the home environment.

Home-based assessment in Adelaide
Occupational therapist completing a wheelchair and seating assessment
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Wheelchair & Seating Recommendations

Individual assessment, measurements, equipment trials and supplier liaison for wheelchair and seating options. Final recommendations depend on fit, function, environment and demonstrated trial outcomes.

Manual, powered and supportive seating considerations
Occupational therapist supporting safe mobility and falls prevention practice
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Mobility & Falls Prevention

Assessment of functional and environmental factors that may contribute to mobility difficulty or falls risk, followed by practical recommendations. Falls risk can be reduced but cannot be completely eliminated.

Function, routines, equipment and environment
Occupational therapist discussing practical pain management strategies with a client
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Musculoskeletal Assessment & Pain Management

Occupational therapy assessment of how pain and musculoskeletal conditions affect daily activity, work and participation, with strategies such as pacing, task modification, positioning and routine planning.

Focused on everyday function and participation

About the practice

Careful assessment. Practical recommendations.

Keiwan Yousefpour is an occupational therapist based in Adelaide, South Australia. His work considers how disability, health conditions, pain, mobility and environmental barriers affect a person's ability to complete meaningful everyday activities.

Depending on the referral, assessment may include interview, functional observation, relevant standardised measures, review of available clinical information and collaboration with the person's support network with consent.

Clinical interests include neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, functional assessment, assistive technology, wheelchair and seating, and home-based practice.

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Understand

Clarify the person's priorities, current function and referral question.

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Assess

Consider the person, their activities, supports and environment.

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Recommend

Provide proportionate recommendations linked to the assessment findings.

Referrals

Submit an online occupational therapy referral

Referrals are welcome from individuals, families, support coordinators, case managers, GPs and allied health professionals. Complete the secure Splose referral form so the referral can be reviewed. Service suitability, availability, fees and funding arrangements are confirmed before an assessment is booked.

  1. 1

    Complete the online form

    Provide the participant, referrer, funding and service information requested.

  2. 2

    Referral review

    The referral question, location, timeframe, funding pathway and current availability will be reviewed.

  3. 3

    Confirm next steps

    If the service is suitable, the assessment process, expected fees and required documents will be explained.

Secure online referrals

Submit new referrals through the Splose form and provide only information reasonably necessary for the referral. This form is not monitored for emergencies or urgent medical assistance.

Useful links

Official information and resources

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Contact

General enquiries and service availability

For a new referral, please use the secure online referral form. For general questions about services and current availability in Adelaide, contact Keiwan Occupational Therapy by phone or email.

Open the online referral form
Phone0410 450 772Emailkeiwan.ausot@gmail.com

Service areaAdelaide, South Australia