Occupational therapy in health promotion and wellness aims to enhance participation in meaningful activities, reduce the risk of injury or illness, and promote independence and self-care.

Occupational therapy interventions for health promotion can include teaching clients how to use adaptive equipment, providing education on healthy eating and exercise, and developing personalized exercise programs.

Occupational therapists play a role in promoting wellness in the workplace by assessing and modifying the work environment, providing education on healthy work habits and ergonomics, and developing and implementing workplace wellness programs.

Occupational therapy interventions for health promotion and wellness are client-centered, evidence-based, and holistic, meaning they address the whole person and their environment.

Occupational therapy in health promotion and wellness for older adults focuses on maintaining independence in activities of daily living, preventing falls and other injuries, and promoting cognitive and social engagement.

Occupational therapy interventions for promoting health and wellness in children can include developing fine motor skills, providing sensory integration therapy, and teaching self-care skills.

Occupational therapy in health promotion and wellness for individuals with disabilities aims to enhance participation in meaningful activities, reduce the risk of secondary conditions, and promote independence and self-care.

Occupational therapy interventions for promoting health and wellness in individuals with mental illness can include providing cognitive rehabilitation therapy, teaching coping skills and stress management techniques, and developing social skills and community integration.

Occupational therapy in health promotion and wellness for individuals with chronic pain aims to develop pain management strategies, improve functional capacity and independence, and promote self-care and healthy lifestyle habits.

Occupational therapy interventions for promoting health and wellness in individuals with cardiovascular disease can include developing an exercise program, providing education on heart-healthy lifestyle habits, and teaching stress management techniques.

Occupational therapy in health promotion and wellness for individuals with cancer aims to reduce the risk of lymphedema, improve range of motion and strength, and promote self-care and independence.

Occupational therapy interventions for promoting health and wellness in individuals with diabetes can include teaching blood sugar monitoring and management, providing education on healthy eating and exercise, and developing self-care skills.

Occupational therapy in health promotion and wellness for individuals with HIV/AIDS aims to prevent the spread of infection, improve functional capacity and independence, and promote self-care and healthy lifestyle habits.

Occupational therapy interventions for promoting health and wellness in individuals with multiple sclerosis can include teaching energy conservation techniques, providing adaptive equipment for daily activities, and developing a home exercise program.

Occupational therapy in health promotion and wellness for individuals with Parkinson's disease aims to improve fine motor skills and coordination, reduce the risk of falls, and promote self-care and independence.