Specialist Occupational Therapy / UK-Wide

Amputee Rehabilitation &
Occupational Therapy

Supporting independence and confidence following limb loss.

Our specialist occupational therapists provide personalised rehabilitation for individuals following upper or lower limb amputation. From adapting everyday activities to supporting prosthetic use and functional recovery, we help clients build confidence, develop practical skills and work towards greater independence at home, at work and in the community.

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The Role of Occupational Therapy in Amputee Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation following amputation requires a coordinated, holistic approach. Our occupational therapists work closely with other professionals, including prosthetists and physiotherapists, as well as the individual and their family.

Occupational therapy input may include both pre- and post-operative assessment, with a focus on:

  • Mobility assessment, including wheelchair provision and safe use of mobility aids

  • Functional assessment for both upper and lower limb amputees

  • Home environment assessment and recommendations for adaptations

  • Prosthetic training and practical advice

  • Vocational rehabilitation and return-to-work support

  • Transport considerations and vehicle adaptations

  • Pain and fatigue management strategies

Take the Next Step Towards Greater Independence

Whether you're recovering from an injury, managing a long-term condition or adapting to changes in daily life, our specialist occupational therapists are here to help.

Contact us for a confidential, no-obligation conversation about your needs and how personalised rehabilitation could support your everyday life.

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Occupational Therapy for Amputee Rehabilitation

Occupational therapy can support individuals both before and after amputation, ensuring the right rehabilitation is in place at every stage of recovery. Our approach focuses on how limb loss affects everyday life, independence and long-term goals, not just the physical condition.

Our specialist occupational therapists carry out comprehensive assessments to understand each individual’s mobility, functional ability and living environment. This includes evaluating how safely someone can move around their home and community, and whether mobility aids such as wheelchairs are required.

We also assess how individuals manage daily activities following upper or lower limb amputation, identifying practical strategies to improve independence. Where needed, we provide advice on adapting the home environment to improve access, safety and usability, including key areas such as entrances, kitchens and bathrooms.

A key part of amputee rehabilitation is supporting individuals to adjust to using a prosthetic limb. Our occupational therapists provide guidance, training and ongoing support to help build confidence and integrate prosthetic use into everyday routines.

Rehabilitation may also involve support with returning to work, as well as advice around transport and vehicle adaptations. In addition to physical recovery, we recognise the wider impact of limb loss and provide support to address pain management, fatigue, body image and self-confidence.

Promoting Independence After Limb Loss

Our focus is to help individuals regain independence in all aspects of daily living — whether they are using a prosthetic limb or not. We work closely with each client to develop practical, realistic strategies that support safe and effective functioning at home and in the community.

Where adaptations are required, we provide clear recommendations and ongoing support. This may include improving access around the home, optimising kitchen and bathroom layouts and ensuring safe storage and use of mobility equipment.

Amputee Rehabilitation Services Across the UK

The Rehab Team provides responsive, flexible occupational therapy services across the UK. Our therapists deliver rehabilitation in real-life environments, including the home, workplace and community, ensuring meaningful and lasting outcomes.

Speak to a Specialist Occupational Therapist

If you would like to find out more about how occupational therapy can support amputee rehabilitation, or if you wish to refer a client, please get in touch with The Rehab Team. Our experienced therapists are always happy to offer guidance and discuss the most appropriate support.