Brain Health

Following a brain injury, individuals can experience a wide array of symptoms and functional deficits, from headaches and dizziness to re-learning daily life activities such as cooking or bathing. OTs play a vital role in brain injury recovery by helping individuals regain the physical, cognitive, and emotional life skills necessary to perform daily tasks.

Neurodiversity describes the natural differences in the way people think, learn, and interact with the world around them. Through a neurodiverse-affirming approach, our OTs can assist individuals who are experiencing challenges in their ability to perform daily life activities related to self-care, work or school, or leisure activities.