Tag: Occupational therapy

Burnout is an occupational hazard that most likely will occur at some point in a person’s lifetime. Everyone usually starts the same. You enter a new career wide-eyed and motivated, ready to do...

The use of your hands is vital in maintaining your independence. You use your hands to dress, eat, and perform many other daily tasks. A stroke can severely impair the functionality of your hands and...

Return home from Hospital Though receiving medical treatment and staying at a hospital isn’t always enjoyable, it’s undeniably necessary. Similarly, being discharged and preparing for your...

occupational therapy return to work with memory problems While the degree of severity and lasting impact of a stroke or other brain injury affects every survivor differently, for many, there...

occupational therapy Preventing falls Falling becomes a much greater concern as you age. Though children and perhaps even young adults are used to falling and getting right back up, the latter...

Occupational therapy helping Parkinson's disease hand problems Occupational Therapy is often used to help some early and later on-set symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease. PD is a neurodegenerative...