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Proudly serving Canterbury Bankstown and surrounding suburbs, EnableU offers registered NDIS, Home Care, and Allied Health services tailored to individual needs. We provide compassionate, in-home care and therapy services—including physiotherapy and OT—for seniors and people living with disability. home care and NDIS support services across Canterbury Bankstown. Our fully qualified, multilingual staff are police-checked and committed to safe, high-quality support across Canterbury Bankstown City, Inner West, Burwood, and Strathfield Councils.






EnableU Canterbury Bankstown - NDIS, Home Care & Allied Health


40 Raymond St, Bankstown NSW 2200, Australia


1300 117 781



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When to Refer a Loved One for Occupational Therapy





Knowing when to seek help for a loved one can be challenging. Occupational therapy (OT) is one of the most effective ways to help people maintain their independence, confidence, and safety in the home. At EnableU, we specialise in in-home OT services for older adults, people with disabilities, and those recovering from injury or illness.





In this article, we’ll explore the signs that indicate when it’s time to refer a loved one for occupational therapy, and how EnableU’s allied health professionals can provide personalised, respectful support across Canterbury Bankstown, Inner West, Burwood, and Strathfield.





What Does an Occupational Therapist Do?





An occupational therapist helps people participate in everyday activities that matter to them—whether that’s getting dressed, cooking, bathing, or navigating the community. They provide assessments, goal-oriented therapy, assistive technology recommendations, and home modification advice.





Signs It May Be Time for a Referral





Consider referring your loved one for OT if you notice any of the following:







  • They struggle with everyday activities like showering, dressing, or eating


  • They’ve had recent falls or are afraid of falling


  • They avoid going out due to anxiety, fatigue, or mobility issues


  • They are recovering from surgery, illness, or injury


  • They’ve been diagnosed with dementia, stroke, arthritis, Parkinson’s, or MS


  • They are using equipment (like a walker) incorrectly or unsafely


  • Their home environment is no longer meeting their needs






Occupational therapy can prevent complications, reduce risk, and support dignity and independence.





How OT Helps NDIS Participants and Seniors





For NDIS participants, OT supports independence, capacity building, and meaningful participation in life. EnableU’s OTs can help with:







  • Functional Capacity Assessments for NDIS reviews


  • Daily living skills training


  • Therapy for cognitive or sensory needs


  • Housing and assistive technology reports






For seniors with a Home Care Package, OT is a valuable part of keeping safe and independent at home. Our services include:







  • Home safety assessments


  • Falls prevention strategies


  • Equipment recommendations (shower chairs, rails, etc.)


  • Short-term therapy after hospital discharge






How to Refer Someone to EnableU





Referring a loved one for occupational therapy with EnableU is simple. We accept:







  • Referrals from GPs and hospitals


  • NDIS Support Coordinators or Plan Managers


  • My Aged Care Case Managers


  • Family or self-referrals






We’ll contact you to understand the needs, organise an initial assessment, and create a personalised plan with clear goals and timelines.





Contact your local EnableU team today to arrange an occupational therapy referral in Canterbury Bankstown and surrounding areas. Our team is ready to help your loved one live more safely and confidently at home.











Frequently Asked Questions

A disability support worker assists individuals with disabilities in managing daily tasks and improving their quality of life.

Examples include personal hygiene, mobility support, meal preparation, and household chores like cleaning or laundry.

A support-at-home provider delivers personal and domestic assistance within the participant's home under NDIS or aged care funding.