Ask AI: What is an occupational therapy goal for compensatory strategies ADL

An occupational therapy goal for compensatory strategies in Activities of Daily Living (ADL) could be: "Client will demonstrate the ability to independently perform self-care activities (including bathing, dressing, grooming, and feeding) using adaptive equipment and compensatory strategies with 90% accuracy within the next three months, enhancing their overall functional independence." This goal focuses on a measurable outcome, a timeframe for achieving the goal, and emphasizes the improvement of the client's functional independence through the use of compensatory strategies and adaptive equipment.