Occupational therapists work in a variety of settings with people of all ages. They may help people who have had strokes, brain injuries, spinal cord injuries or amputations. They also provide occupational therapy (OT) to children who have developmental disabilities, sensory impairments or emotional difficulties that interfere with the ability to participate fully in life.
Occupational therapy at Baylor Scott & White Health assists you or your loved one in managing the challenges of everyday life. Our licensed occupational therapists use occupation-based, patient-centered treatments to develop, recover or maintain your activities of daily living and work-related skills.
Occupational therapy services are designed to help you participate more fully in work, family and social settings; recover from injury or disability; develop or regain skills; and improve self-esteem and communication.