Occupational therapy (OT) is a branch of health care that helps people of all ages who have physical, sensory, or cognitive problems. OT can help them regain independence in all areas of their lives.

Our therapists have extensive experience evaluating and treating children who have problems using their muscles to eat, speak, draw or write (fine motor ... therapy, we create a fun, inviting and ...

These everyday activities, or occupations, may include intense physical tasks – like heavy lifting on a construction site or in a factory – or they can be as simple as dressing yourself. Occupational ...

If your rheumatoid arthritis (RA) symptoms interfere with day-to-day tasks, you may benefit from occupational therapy (OT ... your ability to complete fine or gross motor tasks, like buttoning ...

Occupational therapy for a child with JIA is often needed to support development of their fine motor skills, make custom orthotics and provide adaptations to daily tasks when diagnosed at a young age.

What to Expect From Your First Occupational Therapy Visit The first visit with an arthritis patient typically involves learning what activities they engage in, particularly anything that is difficult ...

The pioneering pediatric lab aims to foster children's self-confidence and vital motor skills, which are essential for their everyday activities and social engagement. Furthermore, the facility ...

The goal of occupational therapy, according to practitioners ... and arts and crafts to work on fine motor skills, motor coordination, sensory processing, social participation, feeding challenges ...

In this weeks’ Medical Monday NewSource8’s Karri Triplett gives us some insight into how pediatric occupational therapy can help ... Primarily we focus on like fine motor coordination, fine ...