At Neuroplastic Rehab we believe that meaningful, sustained recovery after a neurological event such as a traumatic brain injury (TBI) requires more than occasional visits. That is why our protocol of seeing clients twice weekly  in two-hour sessions  is designed to allow the time and space to address a broad range of goals: activities of daily living (ADL), instrumental ADL (IADL), executive functioning/cognition, strength/mobility/cardiovascular endurance, community integration, and...

Introduction Pediatric occupational therapy works to support children in acquiring the sensory, motor, perceptual, cognitive, and self-care skills they need to participate meaningfully in home, school, and play environments. Among these, visual motor integration (VMI), the ability to coordinate visual perception with fine motor execution, is foundational to many daily tasks such as handwriting, drawing, cutting, and play. When VMI is disrupted, children may struggle academically or socially,...

Brain injury often changes more than thinking and movement. It can alter how people sense the world and how their body responds to...