Occupational Therapy

• Improving fine motor skills, strength, and coordination after an injury or illness.

• Cognitive and sensory needs: Helping individuals with memory, attention, or sensory processing issues that impact daily living.

• Mental health: Assisting those with emotional or psychological conditions, like anxiety or depression, to manage stress and improve daily function.

• Adaptive techniques: Teaching individuals how to use tools, equipment, or strategies to make tasks easier or safer.

The goal is to enhance independence and quality of life by making everyday activities easier and more manageable.