Occupational Therapy

Written By Robert Olivieri

What is Occupational Therapy?

Occupational therapy is tailored to improving strength, balance, and mobility while enhancing your ability to perform everyday tasks. It focuses on building the physical and functional skills necessary for activities of daily living (ADLs), helping individuals regain independence and improve overall well-being.

Find out if Occupational Therapy could be a good treatment for you…

How does Occupational Therapy Work?

Through personalized exercises and hands-on techniques, occupational therapy targets muscle strengthening, joint stability, and coordination. Improving movement patterns and reducing strain on affected areas alleviates chronic joint pain and enhances overall function.

What results can I expect from Occupational Therapy?

Patients often experience improved strength, better balance, and greater ease in performing daily activities. Over time, this therapy can lead to reduced pain, increased joint function, and restored confidence in movement.

What can Occupational Therapy help with?

  • Arthritis

  • Balance issues and fall prevention

  • Muscle weakness

  • Neuropathy-related challenges

  • Chronic Knee Pain

  • Chronic Hip Pain

  • Chronic Shoulder Pain

  • Chronic back and neck pain

What are the benefits of Occupational Therapy?

  • Reduces pain and risk of injury

  • Promotes independence and quality of life

  • Builds muscle strength and joint stability

  • Improves balance and coordination

  • Enhances mobility for daily activities

Will Occupational Therapy cure my chronic pain?

Occupational Therapy will not cure pain totally, it can make a huge improvement in overall function and symptom relief and can be used alongside other treatments.

If you have specific questions, we encourage you to call us directly at 609-886-8585. However, the best way to determine if Wharton’s Jelly is right for you is to schedule a consultation with our team.

Robert Olivieri
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