OT is a way to design treatment programs that focus on daily routines, provide more independence in the home or work environments, and help develop more confidence in the “little” things an individual may struggle with.

Occupational Therapy is primarily for individuals recovering from stroke or heart attack, brain or spinal cord injuries, mental health or behavioral problems, cognitive functioning, developmental problems or birth defects, burns, motor skills, ergonomics, Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, etc.