Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy addresses meaningful life activities that occupy your day. At the basic level, this includes getting dressed, getting to the bathroom, or getting something to eat. At a broader level, occupations can include handwriting, cooking, parenting, driving, working or any “doing” skills required to perform the activities that fill your day.

If you are recovering from an accident or injury, your valued occupations may be disrupted. Occupational therapy incorporates these meaningful activities into the rehabilitation process and helps you live life to its fullest no matter your health condition, disability or risk factors.