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15
Years of Experience
452
Smiling Clients
26
Master Certifications
12
Happy Staff
PHOTO GALLERY
Check out our enhanced overview of our occupational therapy photo gallery. Each image captures the heart of OT in action—where clinical expertise meets creativity, care, and fun.
Working with Theraputy for patients with OA
Working on shoulders’ flexibility with pain free for patients with OA and other conditions that restrict shoulder’s mobility
Working on cognition, bilateral eye hand coordination , and dexterity with elders with Dementia
Working on Pincer grasp and strengthening of the inner muscles in the hands with buttered slime
Using a paddle and a beach ball to improve Eye-hand coordination, spatial awareness , and gross motor skills
Twister- an excellent game for coordination, gross motor skills, following directions, and focus
Suction ball activity for eye-hand coordination, gross motor skills, and strengthening of upper extremities
Shape recognition and strengthening of hands’ inner muscles
Numbers recognition along with fine motor skills
Memory game to improve cognitive skills along with reaching forward and fine motor skills
Learning numbers with “Hand over hand”
Improving elbow’s Range of Motion after a fracture
Being able to sit still during “Circle Time” with a special cushion seat with spikes
Colors recognition & fine motor skills for adults with impaired cognition
“Writing Without Tears” via sensory method (sand)
Assisting patients with reaching forward and over-head to perform daily tasks
Usage of play dough for strengthening the inner muscles of the hands
Painting with stickers activity to improve number recognition, executive functioning skills, dexterity, and eye-hand coordination
Working with Theraputy for patients with OA
Working on shoulders’ flexibility with pain free for patients with OA and other conditions that restrict shoulder’s mobility
Working on cognition, bilateral eye hand coordination , and dexterity with elders with Dementia
Working on Pincer grasp and strengthening of the inner muscles in the hands with buttered slime
Using a paddle and a beach ball to improve Eye-hand coordination, spatial awareness , and gross motor skills
Twister- an excellent game for coordination, gross motor skills, following directions, and focus
Suction ball activity for eye-hand coordination, gross motor skills, and strengthening of upper extremities
Shape recognition and strengthening of hands’ inner muscles
Numbers recognition along with fine motor skills
Memory game to improve cognitive skills along with reaching forward and fine motor skills
Learning numbers with “Hand over hand”
Improving elbow’s Range of Motion after a fracture
Being able to sit still during “Circle Time” with a special cushion seat with spikes
Colors recognition & fine motor skills for adults with impaired cognition
“Writing Without Tears” via sensory method (sand)
Assisting patients with reaching forward and over-head to perform daily tasks
Usage of play dough for strengthening the inner muscles of the hands
Painting with stickers activity to improve number recognition, executive functioning skills, dexterity, and eye-hand coordination
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