Our Occupational Therapy Rehab Center helps patients regain independence & strength, so they’re able to do everyday tasks again with ease such as getting dressed or brushing their teeth.
Browse our articles exploring topics such as:
– Key Benefits of Occupational Therapy
– What Conditions May Require Occupational Therapy
– Exercises & Tools Used in OT
– & Much More
A stroke can be devastating—and they are alarmingly more common than you might think. That’s one reason why we believe it is so important to implement effective OT exercises for stroke patients at Brook Stone. Every 40 seconds, an American has a stroke, and every 3.5 minutes, someone dies of a stroke, according to information…
It feels almost painful to watch. Your father, who previously has been functioning independently, is having difficulty getting dressed. The problem started after severe arthritis caused him to be extremely limited. You’re happy to help, but you would rather see your father living more independently again. How can occupational therapy help? Occupational therapy and physical…
It can be heartbreaking to watch your loved one struggle to perform activities that were once simple. Buttoning a shirt takes careful coordination. Putting on socks is a massive challenge. But occupational therapy can make a big difference and dramatically improve how well your loved one functions. At Brook Stone, we offer extensive rehabilitation programs…
Whether you’re recovering from a hip replacement or learning to function after a stroke, occupational therapy (OT) is vital to helping you regain the ability to perform everyday tasks. With a purpose so important, where you’ll receive OT is crucial to your recovery. So don’t ever forget that you can choose where to go for…
Imagine not being able to eat without pain. Consider the fact that thousands of Americans are barely able to swallow. In certain cases, swallowing can even be impossible. The medical term for difficulty swallowing is dysphagia, and working with a speech therapy clinic can help resolve these issues, enabling you to enjoy eating normally again….
Imagine not being able to button your shirt or brush your teeth. What if you were no longer able to perform the routine tasks you once did every day? Injuries, strokes and other health complications can take away your ability to complete tasks involved in everyday living. In these cases, an occupational therapist will work…
