An occupational therapist is a professional who can come up with ways to change your movements so you can get your work done, take care of yourself or your home so you can continue to be living as independently as possible in your home. For clients with more severe cognitive impairments, occupational therapy practitioners focus on improving functional skill,
"working around" the cognitive impairment to address the needed self-care or community living skill.

They can help you do specific things like:

• Eat 

• Toileting

• Dressing

• Bathing

• Food Preparation

• Do laundry or clean up around the house