Anne-Lize Steenkamp
Constantia Park, Pretoria
Occupational Therapist
This directory lists 38 occupational therapists practising in Pretoria, serving suburbs from the CBD and Hatfield through to Centurion and Moot-area communities. Occupational therapists in this region generally see patients dealing with hand and upper limb injuries, neurological conditions such as stroke or traumatic brain injury, developmental delays in children, mental health conditions, and workplace-related repetitive strain or ergonomic concerns common in Pretoria's government and corporate office sectors. A consultation typically involves an assessment of functional ability, daily living skills, or work capacity, followed by a tailored intervention plan that may include exercises, adaptive equipment recommendations, or home and workplace modifications. Anyone experiencing symptoms affecting daily function should consult a registered practitioner to discuss their specific situation.
38 registered occupational therapists listed in Pretoria
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Constantia Park, Pretoria
Waterkloof, Pretoria
Silverton, Pretoria
Ninapark, Pretoria
Ninapark, Pretoria
Waterkloof, Pretoria
Pretoria
Waterkloof, Pretoria
Pretoria
Pretoria
Rietfontein, Pretoria
Waterkloof, Pretoria
Silverton, Pretoria
Waterkloof, Pretoria
Waterkloof, Pretoria
Pretoria
Pretoria
Pretoria
Pretoria
Pretoria
Moot, Pretoria
Pretoria
Waterkloof, Pretoria
Garsfontein, Pretoria
Pretoria
Sunnyside, Pretoria
Pretoria
Pretoria
Waterkloof, Pretoria
Pretoria
Pretoria
Pretoria
Pretoria
Muckleneuk, Pretoria
Pretoria
Pretoria
Pretoria
Waterkloof, Pretoria
Common questions
Occupational therapists in Pretoria generally work with patients experiencing neurological conditions (such as stroke or brain injury), physical injuries affecting hands or limbs, developmental or sensory processing difficulties in children, mental health conditions, and work-related strain injuries. The specific focus varies between individual practitioners, so it is worth checking a practitioner's listed areas of interest.
An initial appointment usually involves the therapist discussing your medical history and daily challenges, followed by an assessment of movement, cognitive function, or task performance relevant to your concern. From there, a plan is generally developed collaboratively to address specific functional goals.
This can depend on individual medical aid requirements and the practitioner's own practice policies. It is advisable to confirm directly with the practice and your medical aid scheme whether a referral from a general practitioner or specialist is required for cover purposes.
Many South African medical aid schemes provide some cover for occupational therapy, though benefits differ by plan and condition. Patients are encouraged to contact their medical aid provider directly to confirm applicable rates, limits, and any required authorisation.
This directory provides contact and practice information for the 38 occupational therapists listed in Pretoria so you can review their details, such as location and areas of practice, and decide which practitioner to contact based on your own needs and preferences.
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