To understand occupational therapy, you must first be introduced to occupations: the things we need and want to do daily.  An occupation can include such things as bathing, grooming, going out into the community, working, playing  - and more!  An occupational therapist works with people who need support accessing and engaging in these meaningful occupations.

Simply put, there is a reciprocal relationship between your health and your occupations.   The more you are able to engage in the things you need and want to do, the healthier you become.   However, many of us are not able to access our needed occupations for many reasons.  Living Sensory occupational therapists perform a full evaluation of the context, the environment, the occupations, and the person (that's you!) to identify strategies, supports, accommodations, and modifications to help you live your one precious life!