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Occupational Therapy at Carter Rehabilitation & Aquatic Center helps you regain the skills, strength, and confidence needed for everyday life. From getting dressed and cooking meals to working, caring for others, and enjoying hobbies — we focus on what you need and want to do.
Our therapists take a hands-on, personalized approach to help improve fine motor skills, coordination, strength, cognition, and functional independence. Every plan is built around your goals and your daily routines, not just a diagnosis.
This is therapy designed for real life — helping you move through your day with greater ease, confidence, and control.
Not just rehab. Real results.
Occupational Therapy at Carter Rehabilitation & Aquatic Center focuses on helping you regain independence, confidence, and control in the activities that matter most — at home, at work, and in your community.
Improved Independence in Daily Activities - Build skills and strategies for dressing, bathing, cooking, working, and managing daily routines.
Stronger Fine Motor & Coordination Skills - Improve hand strength, dexterity, and coordination needed for everyday tasks.
Better Cognitive & Functional Performance - Address memory, attention, problem-solving, and executive functioning challenges that impact daily life.
Increased Strength & Endurance for Real Life - Therapy is designed to support the physical demands of daily activities, not just isolated exercises.
Adaptive Strategies & Equipment Training - Learn practical techniques and tools that make tasks safer, easier, and more efficient.
Improved Sensory Processing & Regulation - Support sensory integration needs that affect focus, comfort, and participation.
Confidence in Work, Home & Hobbies - Regain the ability to participate in meaningful activities — from employment to leisure.
Personalized, Goal-Driven Care - Every treatment plan is built around what independence looks like for you.
Occupational Therapy at Carter Rehabilitation & Aquatic Center is for people of all ages who want to improve independence, confidence, and everyday function — whether at home, at school, at work, or in the community.
A Child Developing Everyday Skills - Support for fine motor skills, sensory processing, coordination, attention, and daily routines.
An Adult Recovering from Injury or Surgery - Rebuild strength, coordination, and functional abilities needed for daily life.
Managing a Neurological Condition - Including stroke, brain injury, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, or other conditions affecting movement and cognition.
Experiencing Difficulty with Daily Activities - Struggling with dressing, bathing, cooking, writing, or other essential tasks.
Returning to Work or School - Regain the skills and endurance needed to perform job- or classroom-specific tasks.
Living with Cognitive or Sensory Challenges - Support for memory, attention, sensory regulation, and executive functioning.
A Caregiver Seeking Support - Education, strategies, and tools to improve safety and independence for a loved one.
Looking to Improve Quality of Life - When independence, confidence, or participation in meaningful activities has been impacted.
Occupational Therapy meets you where life happens — helping you build skills, adapt strategies, and regain confidence in the activities that matter most.
Pediatric Occupational Therapy focuses on helping children develop the skills they need to grow, learn, and participate confidently in everyday activities — at home, in school, and in the community.
The goal isn’t just skill development — it’s helping children feel confident, capable, and successful in their world.
Whether pediatric or adult, Occupational Therapy at CRC is guided by the same purpose:
Movement Is the Mission. And independence is the goal.
In 2017 Felicia brought her kids to Carter Rehabilitation & Aquatic Center due to sensory issues. And was very pleased with how caring and gentle the treating therapists were with her children. She then returned to Carter after developing carpal tunnel in her right hand and has since made a full recovery. Thank you, Felicia, for sharing your story.
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