Physical & Occupational Therapy

What is Physical Therapy?

Physical Therapy (PT) focuses on improving movement, alleviating pain, and restoring function through various techniques, exercises, and modalities.

Our skilled physical therapists assess the patient’s condition and develop personalized treatment plans that may include:

• Hand Therapy: Specialized rehabilitation for injuries or conditions affecting the hand, wrist, or forearm.
• Sensory Integration: Techniques designed to help individuals process sensory information more effectively.
• Fine Motor Problems: Interventions to improve dexterity and coordination in small muscle groups.
• Visual/Perceptual Disorders: Strategies to enhance visual processing and spatial awareness.
• Decreased Strength: Strengthening exercises to combat muscle weakness resulting from injuries or medical conditions.
• Traumatic Brain Injury: Comprehensive rehabilitation strategies to assist with recovery and functionality after a brain injury.
• ADHD: Therapeutic interventions aimed at improving attention, focus, and executive functioning skills.
• Sensory Processing Disorder: Treatment methods to help individuals manage sensory sensitivities and integrate sensory experiences more effectively.

What is Occupational Therapy?

Occupational Therapy (OT) aims to enhance an individual’s ability to perform daily activities through the use of therapeutic techniques and adaptive strategies.

Occupational therapists focus on improving skills necessary for daily living and working, promoting independence and quality of life:

• Arthritis: Techniques to manage pain and maintain joint function for individuals with arthritis.

• Athletic Injuries: Rehabilitation programs to help athletes recover and safely return to their sport.
• Joint Replacements: Post-operative therapy to improve mobility and function after joint replacement surgery.
• Balance Problems: Assessment and interventions to enhance stability and reduce the risk of falls.
• Stroke: Tailored rehabilitation programs to assist stroke survivors in regaining independence in daily activities.
• TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint Disorders): Therapeutic approaches to alleviate pain and improve function related to jaw disorders.
• Pain in Shoulder, Back, and Feet: Techniques to manage and reduce pain while improving mobility and strength.
• Ergonomics: Assessments and recommendations to create a safe and efficient work environment, reducing the risk of injury.