What we can do for you

Let's get you back to doing the important stuff

What's important to you? We don't judge? You want to put your hair up but your spasticity is holding you back, we can think outside the box.

You want to look at the stars but when you tilt your head back you feel like you will fall, no worries we can help with that.

Want to walk on the beach but you're afraid of falling, let's go.

As OTs, we can meet you where you are and come up with strategies to work around your challenges or together we can face your challenges head on. It depends on you and it depends on the day.

We know you can do hard things, but we also know that not everything has to be hard.

Cognitive processing and Developmental Delays

So we have moved on from handwriting and academics and moved into a whole new world of complexity and independence. Therapy for adults with cognitive processing challenges can address every day activities like cooking and dressing as well as more complex tasks like home management, shopping, or tasks associated with jobs. What means the most to you? To them? Let's navigate this new path together.

Stroke Rehabilitation

Our stroke rehabilitation program is designed to help patients regain mobility and independence after a stroke. We provide customized treatment plans that include exercises, adaptive equipment, and education on how to prevent future strokes.

Neurological Rehabilitation

Our neurological rehabilitation program helps patients with neurological disorders, such as Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, or ALS, improve their motor, cognitive, and functional abilities and keep doing the things that mean the most to them!

Older Adults

We are fighting ageism! We know that you can do it! You don't need to slow down. There are still so many adventures to be had. Our geriatric occupational therapy program helps seniors maintain their independence and quality of life. We focus on developing skills necessary for activities of daily living, fall prevention, and cognitive skills.

You might be a good candidate for therapy if...

Physical limitations

If you answer yes to one of these questions, we might be able to help

Do you have trouble putting on your socks or shoes? Does it take you longer than 25 seconds from the moment you sit down to full completion?

Do you have trouble putting on a shirt or do you have to put it on differently than others?

Do you have trouble reaching into a cabinet for a coffee cup or bowl?

Do you have trouble walking on varied surfaces like beaches or fields?

Are you able to walk as far as you would like?

Do you have any trouble with unloading a dishwasher?

Do you struggle with sleeping

Are you unable to do the things that mean the most to you because of difficulties with pain, coordination, strength, or endurance?

Adults and Sensory Processing

Everyone's brain takes in and prioritizes sensory input differently. Sensory input is our taste, vision, smell, hearing, and touch. It also includes how we move through our world and the signals that we get from our body regarding emotions, physical status, and needs. If you feel like more than 2 or 3 or these statements applies to you or significantly impacts your life, therapy might be able to help.

I am frequently bothered by bright lights

I have trouble finding specific objects in the fridge or junk drawer

I walk into furniture, people, or objects

I dislike driving

I am bothered by loud sounds like a toilet flushing, loud music, dog barking, or vacuum cleaner

I am easily distracted by background noises

I like to have music playing as much as possible while I accomplish tasks

I am bothered by busy places like restaurants, fairs, grocery stores, etc

I seek out opportunities for intense sound

I have trouble identifying items by touch

I have trouble reaching into a bag and finding the item I need

I have trouble getting dressed in the morning because it is hard to find clothes that will be comfortable.

I avoid certain foods because of the way it feels in my mouth

I frequently rinse or wipe my hands during messy tasks like cooking

I have trouble completing precision tasks without looking (unlocking a door, buttoning a button)

I am uncomfortable in communal eating areas like restaurants or cafeterias due to the different smells.

I avoid certain crowded places because of the smells.

I crave intense flavors and always find myself adding salt, sugar, or spice to foods.

I am sensitive to new flavors in foods and may gravitate towards eating the same brand or type of particular foods

I am a picky eater

I perform activities with too much force - often denting, slamming, breaking, or spilling

I accidently knock things over

I crave intense sports and activities that involve punching, pushing, pulling, or tackling (martial arts, rowing, weightlifting, crossfit, chopping wood, landscaping, etc)

I have trouble with activities when I cannot see my body - like tying hair back without a mirror, or walking with a laundry basket.

I love intense hugs

I dislike activities that have my had tilted back - like getting hair washed

I dislike elevators or escalators because of the movement

I feel uncomfortable when standing on a stool or ladder

I get disoriented when I turn my head back and forth or go from bent over to standing upright

I crave intense movement activities that involve jumping from heights, going very fast, or have fast turns (roller coasters, skydiving, etc)

Sometimes if I stop moving it feels like my body disappears

I need to lean on the wall or furniture when standing or sitting still

I feel like I have bad posture because I always slump when sitting still for a long time and I often need to prop up my head.

I like to sit in typical chairs with crossed legs