Pathways Neuro Rehabilitation & Education, LLC

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Pathways offers neuro-based OT in your home, community, & via telehealth

We help adults navigate through life-changing neuro conditions* towards a more meaningful life.

*including Stroke, Brain Injury, Parkinson's, Executive Dysfunction, etc.

04/30/2026

This strategy has been a life saver. When I'm working with someone who is highly distractible or hyperverbose, I can feel my own brain having a hard time focusing!
I find being super clear and communicative about the client-centered goals for a session helps us all start focused. Writing them down one at a time is even more helpful.
And taking mental breaks helps meet our patients where they (and their 🧠 s) are! Just like physical breaks. We aren't "doing nothing," we're teaching attention strategies through therapeutic breaks.
What are your strategies for helping folks (including yourself! 😅) stay focused during a session?


Helping folks return to work is so freakin' meaningful. I was honored to talk about it at the INAPSE conference last wee...
04/23/2026

Helping folks return to work is so freakin' meaningful. I was honored to talk about it at the INAPSE conference last week.

Always grateful to for beautiful networking that helps more people get access to services that matter.

04/17/2026

After peopling, I need trees.

Thank you for inviting me to the INAPSE conference. What an incredible cause. 💚

04/09/2026

Have you tried taping? 🌟✌🏻

Taping techniques can be effective and helpful at reducing pain, facilitating motor patterns, managing spasticity (and more)!
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This mini-vid gives you a super practical, applicable, use-it-right-now taping technique to help facilitate digit extension for functional release.  💚🧠

We'd love to hear from you-- Is there a taping technique you find helpful? Comment below and let us know!!


Tonight's course on burnout is personal. For all of us. TL;DR: Burnout is not your fault. You can stop expecting too muc...
01/26/2026

Tonight's course on burnout is personal. For all of us.
TL;DR: Burnout is not your fault. You can stop expecting too much from yourself.

Research shows building psychological resilience is NOT what makes burnout go away. You don't need to be stronger. The systems need to better support OT professionals, all healthcare professionals, so we can do our jobs and sustain our own health. ❤️‍🩹

Katsiana, A., Ga- lanakis, M., Saprikis, V., Tsiamitros, D., & Stalikas, A. (2021). Psychological Resilience and Burnout Levels in Occupational Therapists in Greece. An Epidemiological Nationwide Research. Psychology, 12, 84-106. https://doi.org/10.4236/psych.2021.121006

01/26/2026

How can we try this out this week?!

Pay no attention to the Easter basket that's still in my kitchen 😅

12/28/2025

👀 Evidence-informed, loaded with experience💪🏼

🔗 Comment below and I'll send you the link...
It it's in the bio

✌🏼💚 Peace + Plasticity 🧠
12/04/2025

✌🏼💚 Peace + Plasticity 🧠

🙋🏻‍♀️ You are not alone. OT is hard. Neuro is harder. We are not machines. Maybe you need a few minutes to think or to b...
07/21/2025

🙋🏻‍♀️ You are not alone.
OT is hard.
Neuro is harder.
We are not machines.

Maybe you need a few minutes to think or to breathe or to shed a few tears from the devastating thing you just heard.

We are humans first. Humans with big hearts. Humans who need time to process and time to rest.

It's ok to take a breather when you need one... that's what supply closets are kinda for.

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A few therapists in my last post on taping and electrical stimulation for shoulder subluxation asked if there is any evi...
05/29/2025

A few therapists in my last post on taping and electrical stimulation for shoulder subluxation asked if there is any evidence. Here's one article we reviewed in our recorded subluxation course in the Collective.

As for taping, research does not show it improves the subluxation but it may improve pain.

Experience tells me when a patient has less pain they guard it less and are more able to use it in task specific training.

You can also put the electrodes underneath the tape and use simultaneously.



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12125 E 65th Street Unit 36313
Indianapolis, IN
46236

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+13172964830

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