O'Connor Occupational Therapy
Opening Doors for individuals with Brain Injury, Spinal Cord Injury, Catastrophic Orthopedic Injuries
Rehabilitation
O'Connor Occupational Therapy implements a functional strength-based approach that incorporates the person's priorities and choice in individualized, goal-directed treatment to optimize functional independence.
Education
Education to persons served, their families, caregivers, on topics of adaptive echniques, compensatory strategies. O'Connor provides community education on topics of safety and prevention, and brain injury education.
Adaptation
Adpative techniques and compensatory strategies for physical and cognitive functioning incorporate high-tech and "high-touch" functional solutions to maximize independence within home and community environments.
Michael Patrick O'Connor, OTRL, CAPS, CBIST Phone 517-881-1302 michael@oconnorot.com
Open House July 26
Open House
Thursday July 26th
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
O’Connor Occupational Therapy Services, PLLC is proud to announce program growth, expanded treatment space and new partnership as Old Town Rehabilitation Collaborative with Chris Sovey, DPT, BSN, RN, Healthy Consumer Physical Therapy.
Old Town Rehabilitation Collaborative’s shared space serves patients and families with ample designated handicapped parking, wheelchair accessible elevator, and patient access to fully accessible studio clinic.
Join us! Old Town Rehabilitation Collaborative’s Open House Thursday July 26, 2018 5:30pm-7:30pm with demonstrations, refreshments, and door prizes from Old Town merchants.
Link to Open House information
The Celtic Maze pattern symbolizes the journey of life and the path of experience, & learning. It symbolizes that there are twists, and turns, the challenges and obstacles in life, but that there are always open doors.
O’Connor Occupational Therapy Opens Doors to opportunities for individuals to live safely and independently in their community through Rehabilitation, Education, and Adaptation.
517-881-1302 michael@oconnorot.com
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