Occupational Therapy
Work
Neurodiversity-Informed Accommodation Assessment
Alex is a 27-year-old professional who self-identified as neurodivergent and sought support due to ongoing challenges at work. They reported difficulty maintaining focus during meetings, managing competing deadlines, organizing tasks, and coping with sensory overload in a busy open-concept office environment.
Although highly capable in their role, Alex found that these challenges were impacting productivity, increasing stress levels, and contributing to burnout. They also noted inconsistent performance depending on environmental demands and workload intensity.
Alex’s goal was to better understand their functional needs and explore practical workplace accommodations to improve focus, organization, and overall work sustainability.
Neurodiversity-Informed Accommodation Assessments support individuals who experience challenges related to attention, organization, executive functioning, or sensory processing by focusing on functional needs rather than diagnosis. Occupational therapy helps identify barriers in the environment and daily demands, and translates these into practical, individualized strategies and accommodations.
By aligning workplace or academic environments with individual strengths and needs, clients can improve performance, reduce overwhelm, and participate more successfully and sustainably in their roles.
Our clinic at the Bayers Road Centre features welcoming therapy and counselling spaces, a sensory gym for children, and convenient free parking.
A bright and welcoming clinic that is popular with families, offering free parking, step free access, and therapy services for children, youth, and adults.
We come to you through home visits, school visits, and appointments at community locations in Yarmouth, Digby, Shelburne, and Liverpool.
We come to you through home visits, school visits, and appointments at community locations in Kentville, Greenwood, Berwick, New Minas, and Wolfville.
