Ayelen Lee

Ayelen Lee practices on Broad Street, close to the South Ferry hub. Occupational therapy often meets the needs of adults navigating daily routines or recovering movement after an injury. Ayelen Lee works with clients to rebuild fine motor skills, manage chronic pain through adapted techniques, and adjust home setups so routines stay independent. Other services include hand therapy for post-surgical recovery and cognitive exercises for focus after a neurological event. Therapists here also teach energy conservation strategies for people living with fatigue from chronic conditions. Sessions aim to restore confidence in work tasks, self-care, or return-to-driving assessments.

A walk down Broad Street puts the office a block from the East River Esplanade—a good spot to clear your head after a session. Sensory integration methods help people with autism or sensory-processing differences participate more fully at home and in public. Guided home-visit coaching shows how to rearrange cabinets or use assistive tools without losing style. Workplace ergonomics consultations evaluate your desk setup and suggest tweaks to reduce strain. Sessions often blend education with hands-on practice so progress sticks week-to-week.

The office sits at 30 Broad St, New York, NY 10004-2304. Street-level access from the 4-5 trains at Bowling Green makes drop-ins easy between meetings downtown. They accept most major insurance carriers, so pre-authorization is worth the call before your first visit. If the weather’s nice, take a left on Bridge Street for a two-minute stroll to the Staten Island Ferry terminal and clear your mind on the water.

Call (646) 790-7454 for availability and directions online at the directions page.