Caring for a loved one with a neurological condition, chronic illness, or age-related decline can feel overwhelming—especially when you begin to see changes and aren’t sure what is "normal" aging, and what next steps to take. For many adults and older adults living with conditions such as stroke, brain injury, Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis, cognitive decline, or mobility challenges, preventative neurological therapy can play a powerful role in maintaining safety, independence, and confidence at home.

If you’re wondering whether your loved one may benefit from therapy, this checklist can help.

For many adults and older adults living with neurological conditions such as stroke, brain injury, Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis, or functional or cognitive decline, recovery does not stop when traditional therapy ends. Yet insurance often places limits on therapy frequency, duration, or length of care—meaning many people stop receiving support long before their true recovery potential has been reached.

At Own Your Moment Therapy, we provide neurological occupational therapy for adults across the Seattle Eastside, including Kirkland, Bellevue, Redmond, Woodinville, Bothell, and surrounding communities. Our care is high-intensity, meaningful, and delivered directly in your home and community, where real life happens.

Because therapy should work for you—not the other way around.

Post-Covid Syndrome Therapy with Own Your Moment Therapy

Occupational therapists specialize in helping people rebuild their functional ability and create sustainable routines that fit their real life—not just medical recommendations. At OYMT, we know that there is no "one size fits all" way to manage symptoms, especially when those symptoms are not always visible to the eye.

Here’s how OT with us can support recovery:

At Own Your Moment Therapy, we provide more than high-quality adult occupational therapy—we help you build a connected, coordinated, and holistic care experience. Serving clients across the Seattle Eastside, our practice focuses on personalized OT services that support your daily function, independence, and long-term wellness.

Recovering after a stroke is a long and often overwhelming journey. While many people receive inpatient rehabilitation in the days or weeks following a stroke, this level of therapy is typically short—often lasting only two to three weeks before patients are discharged home. After that, many families are surprised to learn how limited outpatient and home health therapy resources can be, especially when they are seeking intensive, function-focused neurological rehabilitation.

Every November, Diabetes Awareness Month invites us to take meaningful steps toward better health. Whether someone is newly diagnosed or has been managing diabetes for years, daily routines play a major role in long-term wellness. This is where Occupational Therapy (OT) can make a powerful difference.