We provide integrated occupational therapy and non-medical wellness services to support functional independence, physical comfort, and overall well-being. Services are delivered in accordance with Connecticut licensure requirements and clearly defined professional scopes of practice.

 

Occupational therapy services are provided by a board-certified state-licensed occupational therapist in the State of Connecticut and focused on improving a client’s ability to safely and effectively perform meaningful daily activities related to self-care, work, community participation and more... Occupational therapy addresses physical discomfort and pain through evaluation and intervention related to movement patterns, posture, strength, flexibility, endurance, habits, routines, and environmental or task-related demands. Interventions may include therapeutic activities and exercises, ergonomics, adaptive strategies, pain management techniques, and education to sup port functional performance and safety. Occupational therapy services do not replace medical care.

 

As part of occupational therapy services, the occupational therapist may review the functional impact of prescribed medications and nutritional factors on pain, alertness, coordination, endurance, cognition, and safety during daily activities. Occupational therapists do not prescribe, alter, or discontinue medications and do not provide medical nutrition therapy. Concerns related to medications or nutritional needs are referred to the appropriate licensed provider, including the prescribing physician, pharmacist, or registered dietitian.

 

Our Non-medical naturopathic wellness services  are educational, evidence  and wellness-based, that focuses on supporting overall well-being through lifestyle guidance, stress management, sleep hygiene, movement habits, and general nutrition education. These services may include education regarding nutrient intake, hydration, food quality, and wellness practices that support the body’s natural resilience. Non-medical naturopathic services do not include medical diagnosis, treatment of disease, prescription of medications, or individualized medical nutrition therapy and do not replace licensed medical care.

 

When offered together, occupational therapy and non-medical wellness services provide a whole-person approach to physical discomfort and pain by addressing both functional contributors and lifestyle factors that influence recovery, resilience, and daily performance. Clients are referred to a physician, pharmacist, registered dietitian, or other licensed healthcare provider when medical evaluation, medication management, or clinical nutrition services are indicated.

 

At WholePerson Therapeutics we are committed to ethical, client-centered care that promotes functional independence, physical comfort, and long-term well-being while maintaining clear professional boundaries and appropriate medical oversight.