I-SHOU UNIVERSITYDepartment of Occupational Therapy

**Establishment Objective**

Activities of daily living (ADL) training is a key area of occupational therapy that focuses on functional performance during clinical practice, including daily living activities, work, and leisure. The purpose of ADL training is to help patients acquire the necessary skills and abilities to perform daily tasks through the use of strategies, problem-solving techniques, and redesigning tasks, ultimately aiming to achieve maximum independence.

The establishment of this internship room provides a simulated environment for practicing the therapeutic techniques essential to occupational therapy education. It allows students to engage in hands-on exercises using specialized equipment, enabling them to refine the clinical skills needed to conduct therapeutic interventions. This setup ensures that students gain practical experience and develop the clinical competence required for effective therapy.