Small Adjustments, Big Impact: How OTs Improve Daily Life
April is Occupational Therapy (OT) Month—a time to recognize the incredible ways OTs help people regain independence and improve their quality of life. Often, it’s the small, strategic adjustments that make the biggest impact. From ergonomic modifications to adaptive tools, these simple changes can reduce pain, increase mobility, and help patients return to the activities […]
Hand Injuries in Cyclists: Understanding, Preventing, and Treating with Custom Orthotics
Cycling is a fantastic way to stay fit and explore the outdoors, but it can also put significant strain on the hands and wrists, leading to various injuries. Hand injuries are common among cyclists and can range from minor discomfort to severe conditions that affect performance and enjoyment. Common Types of Hand Injuries in Cycling […]
Occupational Therapy and Me
A conversation with Stephanie Lendroth, OTD, OTR/L WHY OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY? My grandma originally gave me the idea to become an occupational therapist when I was in high school. She was receiving home health services and could envision me as an OT someday. Since then, I have volunteered in a variety of settings and worked alongside […]