Amelia B. Jackerson, MED

The occupational therapist Amelia B. Jackerson, MED, at 171 Madison Ave PH, New York, NY 10016, addresses everyday challenges with rehabilitative techniques. Skills in fine-motor control, cognitive retraining, and sensory processing help clients regain independence. Adults recovering from injuries or surgeries often find support here, alongside pediatric clients working on developmental milestones. Adaptive strategies for home and work environments are tailored to each person’s needs, making daily activities more manageable.

Daily routines can feel out of reach after an illness or accident; the place reframes those tasks through practical exercises. Clients practice energy conservation techniques to manage fatigue, or relearn self-care routines after a neurological event. Chronic pain management often blends gentle movement with coping methods, teaching pacing to avoid flare-ups. For anyone navigating new physical limitations, the sessions focus on rebuilding confidence and function gradually.

Sessions can pivot between physical adjustments and mental cues, depending on the individual’s goals. Wheelchair mobility training helps clients navigate tight spaces confidently, while hand therapy rebuilds grip strength after repetitive strain. Career-related needs might include workplace ergonomics or task modification, ensuring long-term comfort. Families receive guidance on home setups that reduce strain, creating smoother transitions for everyone involved.

Finding the office is straightforward—take advantage of the directions on the map: check the route here. Contact them at (212) 400-0383 to arrange a first visit. It’s a quiet slice of Murray Hill, easy to overlook but focused on getting things done.