Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy (OT) assists individuals in achieving greater independence in all areas of life. “Occupations” include any meaningful activity of an individual’s every day life. An OT’s role is to assist people in performing these activities with the greatest extent of independence possible, which will facilitate satisfying and productive living.

OT’s work closely with individuals to develop specific and individualized treatment plans. These plans focus on the establishment, restoration, improvement and/or modification of daily activities. OT’s seek to understand the values and roles that are important to individuals. In kind, the choices of intervention and treatment methods utilized reflect this directly.

Skills for the job of living.- American Occupational Therapy Association

Our occupational therapists provide high-end expert professional care for (but not limited to) the following:

• • Sensory Integration and Processing
• • Treatment of Upper Extremity (including splinting)
• • Visual-Motor and Visual Perceptual Deficits
• • Training in ADL skills
• • Coordination
• • Self-Care
• • Dramatic Play and Socialization
• • Spatial Awareness
• • Attending Skills