Occupational therapists recognise that being able to perform meaningful, everyday activities is crucial to people's health and wellbeing. Physical and mental illness, impairment and ageing can turn these occupations into challenges that reduce independence and undermine people's identity. Working in different roles and settings, occupational therapists use activity therapeutically, supporting clients to recover valued occupations and, in turn, regain their independence and health. Focus on the relationship between occupation and health and wellbeing and gain the contemporary, evidence-based knowledge and skills you need to establish yourself as an occupational therapist. Learn to work with clients, carers and other professionals to deliver safe, effective and ethical interventions supporting people to be independent in their occupations, and enjoy better health and wellbeing.