Occupational Therapy Solutions

05/05/2026

04/29/2026

We serve a mighty community with strength, awareness, and compassion. We are thankful for the opportunity to be a part of it! 💙🧩❤️

04/27/2026

Good afternoon, friends!
We have been having issues with our website this weekend. We are working to get these issues resolved. In the meantime, if you have any questions or need to make a payment, please call the office at (606) 658-9781, and we will be happy to assist you. We apologize for any inconvenience.

04/25/2026

We had so much fun at the annual Action for Autism walk today! We are grateful to serve our community friends and family! 💙

04/16/2026

April is National Occupational Therapy Month!
Did you know…
• Occupational Therapists (OTs) help clients participate in meaningful activities of everyday living (ADLs)
• Occupational Therapy was founded in 1917 and began helping children in 1919
• OTs utilize a holistic approach to treat the whole person

04/02/2026

Our office will be closed tomorrow (04/03/2026) for Good Friday. We hope you all have a safe and fun Easter weekend and look forward to seeing you all back in the office on Monday!

04/02/2026

A Different Lens

“ A world of color, intense and bright,
A mind that dances with the light.
Not broken, just wired to see,
The beauty in complexity.
A quiet heart, a world of own,
Where different magic is shown.” ~unknown

03/28/2026

We can’t let the day go by without wishing Ms Jade a very Happy Birthday! We sure appreciate you and hope you have the best one yet!

03/25/2026

Cerebral palsy is a physical disability caused by a brain injury during pregnancy, birth, or shortly after birth. It affects movement, coordination, muscle tone and control, reflexes, posture, and balance, and it’s the most common lifelong physical disability in the world.~cparf.org

Today we ask everyone to wear green to support CP Awareness!

03/13/2026

Bo was referred to skilled therapy due to challenges with emotional regulation that often made it difficult for him to participate in daily routines. He also had difficulty communicating his needs and had a very limited variety of foods he ate regularly, both of which contributed to his big emotions.
Through hard work in OT and incredible support from his family carrying over strategies at home, Bo has made amazing progress. He excels in regulating those “big” emotions and is consistently eating a wider variety of foods, and thriving socially!
While we will certainly miss seeing Bo around here, we are so proud of all the hard work he has put in and everything he has accomplished. Way to go, Bo!

03/10/2026