
Dr. Vahid Bayati OT center
Occupational therapist - clinical anatomist
Member of the academic staff of Ahvaz University of Medical Sciences

Evaluating children in occupational therapy
Evaluating children is one of the most important ways to diagnose disability or delay in their development, which is done based on the age of the child

developmental delay
A developmental delay refers to a child who has not gained the developmental skills expected of him or her, compared to others of the same age

Fine motor skills
One of the services at Dr. Bayati's OT center is training and increasing the efficiency of fine motor skills. Fine motor skills include the use of muscles

Teaching activities of daily living (ADL) to children
One of the main goals of occupational therapy for children is to teach and improve the efficiency of the child's daily activities independently. In fact, children after occupational therapy
Dr. Bayati OT center
Occupational therapist-clinical anatomist
Member of the academic staff of Ahvaz University of Medical Sciences
Has many records in the field of treatment of physical-motor occupational therapy for children and adults


Occupational therapy in the elderly
Occupational therapy for the elderly is carried out in Dr. Vahid Bayati Occupational Therapy Center with the aim of promoting individual independence and improving disabilities caused by illness

Teaching activities of daily living (ADL) in the elderly
Elderly people often get sick and unable to perform their daily activities due to aging. Occupational therapists at the occupational therapy center with

Aids and equipment in occupational therapy
Auxiliary equipment and tools in the field of occupational therapy and rehabilitation play an effective role in the recovery process and speed of clients. Dr. Bayati occupational therapy center with up-to-date equipment

Hand diseases in adults
One of the specialized fields of occupational therapists is helping people with diseases and lesions of the upper limbs, including shoulders, arms, elbows, forearms, wrists, and fingers