Occupational therapy intervention has changed the quality of life of many patients. The progression of the field gives rise to new approaches to treating patients. One way that occupational therapy has improved and sustained patients’ life is by involving deeper in the treatment of people with Parkinson disease. Occupational therapists can help Parkinson patients to be more engaged socially and to their self-management skills. Waite (2014). According to Waite (2014), “Occupational therapists help people with Parkinson’s to plan for changes that may occur with the progression of the disease.” (p.13) Another way occupational therapy intervention has improved the quality of life is by the use of assistive technology. Mouldovan (2016) explains
