Occupational Therapy

How Occupational Therapists treat patients

Occupational Therapists assess and treat patients with physical, mental or cognitive disorders to develop, recover or maintain self-care and community living skills. This includes helping patients achieve functional independence, adapt their environments, modify a task or learn new skills.

They also assist with:

• Concussion management

• Functional capacity evaluations for people needing cognitive assessments

• Daily living difficulties related to cognitive challenges.

• Assessments (cognition, function)

• Education and adaptive strategies (including aids)

Occupational therapy appointments can vary depending on the issues and treatment. We treat a wide variety of people and conditions, and are flexible to your needs. Call us for more information about what to expect at your appointment.

Our OTs can support you with:

• Anxiety

• Depression

• Arthritis

• Child development (Fine and Gross Motor Kills)

• Chronic fatigue

• Concussion and brain injury

• Dementia and memory loss

• Learning disabilities

• Mobility (Equipment prescription, fall prevention)

• Making your home safe and accessible

• Managing chronic pain

• Multiple sclerosis

• Parkinson’s disease

• Returning to school and work

• Stress management

• Sleep and fatigue

• Stroke recovery

• Workplace disability