ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

As a practitioner in applied psychophysiology and occupational therapy, I am dedicated to making my services accessible to individuals with disabilities.

What is accessibility in therapy?

Accessibility in therapy means ensuring that individuals with disabilities can receive the same level of care and benefit from the services offered, just as any other individual would. This involves accommodating different needs and providing support through various therapeutic modalities.

My commitment to accessibility

I have tailored my practice in line with the principles of accessibility, ensuring that individuals with disabilities can fully participate in and benefit from the therapeutic process. This includes:

- Implementing strategies for sensory integration and motor planning
- Adapting therapeutic activities to accommodate different cognitive and physical abilities
- Providing alternative communication methods for non-verbal individuals
- Creating a supportive and inclusive environment for all clients

Declaration of partial compliance with the standard due to third-party content 

The accessibility of certain therapeutic modalities may depend on third-party resources or facilities. In such cases, I am committed to working towards ensuring accessibility to the best extent possible and will provide guidance and support to clients as needed.

Accessibility arrangements in therapy practice 

My therapy practice is designed to be accessible to individuals with diverse needs. The physical space and therapeutic equipment are arranged to accommodate mobility and sensory challenges. Additionally, I am dedicated to providing a supportive and inclusive environment, ensuring that all individuals can access and benefit from the therapeutic services offered.