What is Occupational Therapy?

Oxford’s Occupational Therapy approach for stroke recovery integrates therapy procedures with the re-introduction and practice of everyday functions and activities such as eating, dressing, and socializing.

Our therapists work with patients to create personalized plans for re-developing or maintaining skills needed to support daily activities and situations, return to a previous level of functioning, increase independence, and reach personal recovery goals.

Oxford’s Occupational Therapy model combines conventional and non-conventional techniques to facilitate rehabilitation. Our approach focuses on retraining the body and brain in everyday situations. Occupational Therapy sessions are one-on-one and allow our therapists to focus on your specific needs without interruption.

Our Synergistic Approach to Stroke Recovery

By approaching stroke recovery with a multifaceted therapy approach, Oxford’s model promotes synergy between different therapies. This is where the interaction or cooperation of two or more therapies healing the entire body creates a greater effect than the sum of their separate effects. Simply put, 1+1=3.

• Improves social skills
• Reduces risk of falling
• Improves memory and attention
• Helps individuals achieve personal recovery goals