Considering that speech therapy is more common for children, some may not even think about speech therapy for adults. However, there are a lot of valid reasons someone may choose or need to attend speech therapy as an adult. The most common reasons an adult may require speech therapy tend to be because of illness…
Category: Medical Information | Occupational Therapy
When someone has difficulty performing daily tasks, it can be challenging to have to rely on the help of others. Occupational therapy (OT) is designed to help individuals gain more independence by learning to perform tasks differently or adapting to changes after an injury or surgery. Patients can improve mobility, strength, and confidence by working…
Category: Occupational Therapy
After an injury or surgery, some individuals need support to reach a full and successful recovery. Physical therapy and occupational therapy help post-surgical patients or those recovering from a recent medical procedure or illness regain strength, mobility and the skills needed for activities of daily living (ADLs). But what is the difference? Who needs physical…
Category: Frequently Asked Questions | Occupational Therapy | Physical Therapy