Occupational therapy and daily functioning
Everyone has daily activities that are important. For example, looking after yourself, doing the housework, work, to study, caring for others, social contacts taking care of yourself or making time for relaxation. Usually, these activities come naturally. But sometimes you may find that everyday tasks take more effort, time or energy.
This may be due to physical symptoms, fatigue, a condition, psychological strain, changes at work or in your private life, or because your daily routine is temporarily different from what you are used to. Occupational therapy helps you to carry out activities as independently, enjoyably and appropriately as possible once again.
Together, we look not only at what is causing difficulties, but above all at what is needed to help you function better again in your daily life.
What do we offer?
Occupational therapy for problems with daily functioning focuses on everyday activities that are important to you but which no longer go as you would like.
During an initial assessment, for example, we look at:
- which activities have become difficult;
- how much energy daily activities require;
- what your day looks like and where bottlenecks arise;
- the influence of your environment at home, at school or at work;
- opportunities to carry out activities differently, more easily or more independently.
Depending on your situation, the support we offer may include advice, skills training, coaching, energy management, assistive technology or practical adjustments tailored to your everyday life.

Who is this offer aimed at?
Occupational therapy for difficulties with daily functioning may be appropriate if you:
- notices that everyday activities take more energy than they used to;
- has difficulty with plans, organising or continuing activities;
- less independent have become;
- you are no longer able to carry out tasks at home, at school or at work properly;
- experiences symptoms due to overload or fatigue;
- is looking for a better balance between exertion and relaxation;
- want to continue with your daily activities despite a condition or disability;
- you may find that you are participating less happily or less actively in daily life.
What can you expect?
An appointment with the occupational therapist begins with an initial consultation about your daily activities, what is important to you and the challenges you face. Together, we’ll look at what you want to maintain, improve or take up again.
Depending on your situation, we will work with you to assess how your daily activities are going and which factors influence your day-to-day functioning. In doing so, we look not only at you, but also at your environment and daily routines.
In any case, you can count on:
- personalised attention to your situation and goals;
- practical advice tailored to your everyday life;
- support tailored to what matters to you;
- an approach that suits your circumstances and environment;
- collaboration with other healthcare providers from Rondom where this adds value.
Would you like to find out more about registering, appointments or the course of a treatment programme? Then take a look at the page What can you expect during your visit to us? Or read our frequently asked questions.
Collaboration with other healthcare providers
Day-to-day functioning is influenced by many different factors. That is why our occupational therapists work together with other healthcare professionals at Rondom where necessary.
Depending on your situation, this could be, for example, a physiotherapist, lifestyle coach, psychologist, podiatrist or another practitioner. By looking together at your functioning, workload and daily activities, we provide support tailored to your situation.

Costs and reimbursement
Occupational therapy is covered by basic health insurance. You are entitled to 10 hours of occupational therapy per calendar year. Do you have supplementary insurance? If so, you may be entitled to additional treatment hours on top of these 10 hours. This varies depending on your health insurer and policy. You should therefore always read your policy terms and conditions carefully or contact your health insurer. That way, you’ll know exactly how many treatment sessions are covered for you. View here our rates. Would you like to know more about reimbursements? Then click here.
Frequently Asked Questions
We have already compiled many answers to practical questions about our occupational therapy services for you. For example:
View all here frequently asked questions about occupational therapy.
Contact
Would you like to know whether occupational therapy is suitable for your situation, or do you have any questions about the services we offer? We’d be happy to discuss this with you. Together, we’ll look at what support best meets your needs.
- Please contact us via: Telephone: 088-1180541 (Monday to Friday, 08:00–17:00) Email: info@rondomergotherapeuten.nl
- Or book an appointment directly via our appointment scheduler.