Occupational therapy allows the treatment to help people recover, develop, and maintain their everyday skills to allow them to thrive in their natural environment without assistance from others. Occupational therapy allows them to feel independent, and able to complete things on their own without the necessary need of others. Often our patients have mentioned they have seen many improvements in their self-esteem, moods, and behaviors since starting occupational therapy. Occupational therapy is able to help a variety of individuals dealing with a variety of conditions including: • Amputations • Depression • Anxiety • Arthritis • Dementia • Brain injury • Alzheimer’s • Burns • Carpal tunnel syndrome • Stroke • Spinal injury • Parkinson’s disease • Multiple sclerosis • Motor neuron disease • Huntington’s disease • Knee or hip replacements • Tendinitis • Asperger’s syndrome • ADHD • Autism • Cerebral palsy • Down’s syndrome