Occupational Therapy 

Our Master’s level occupational therapists help patients improve independent performance in activities, such as bathing, getting dressed, feeding themselves, brushing their teeth, medication management, social activities, etc. The goal of occupational therapy is to develop the skills necessary for individuals to be independent in their day-to-day lives. We specialize in: feeding disorders, sensory integration, congenital conditions, ADLs, IADLs, etc.

Conditions we target include:

• prematurity
• low birth weight
•  autism spectrum disorder
• spina bifida
• cerebral palsy
• fractures
• post-surgical conditions
• sports injuries
• CVA
• TBI
• Parkinson’s disease
• dementia