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Occupational therapists help people of all ages overcome physical, mental, or social challenges that affect their ability to carry out everyday activities. They work with individuals who may be recovering from illness or injury, living with disabilities, or experiencing age-related difficulties. Occupational therapists assess each person's needs and develop practical strategies or adapt environments to help them live as independently as possible. This might involve teaching new skills, providing specialist equipment, or working with families and carers. Most occupational therapists in the UK are employed by the NHS, but many also work in social services, schools, charities, or private practice.
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