Hazel Ayirebi, Otrl

Occupational therapy can feel like a quiet revolution—small adjustments that ripple into daily independence. Hazel Ayirebi, Otrl offers exactly that kind of support, working with clients on everything from fine motor skills to adaptive strategies for work or home life. The practice covers a spectrum of needs, including sensory integration, cognitive rehabilitation, and assistive technology training, all tailored to help people regain confidence in their routines.

You’ll find the office at 622 W 168th St, New York, NY 10032, a stretch of the city where the energy of Washington Heights hums just outside the door. The neighborhood itself is a mix of long-time residents and newer arrivals, with bodegas and cafés lining the sidewalks—easy to pair a visit with a quick errand or a coffee afterward. It’s the kind of place where the therapy feels grounded in the real rhythm of the city, not some clinical bubble.

Therapy here isn’t one-size-fits-all; sessions might involve handwriting exercises, workplace ergonomics, or even home modifications. They also work with pediatric clients, helping kids navigate school tasks or play with greater ease. If you’re curious about how it all fits into your own situation, a call to (212) 305-6005 can sort out the details. No jargon, just a conversation about what’s possible.

For directions, the map pins it clearly: this link will drop you right at the door. The area’s well-connected, with the 1 train nearby and buses running up and down Broadway—no need to overthink the commute. Just another reason the Upper Manhattan location makes sense for anyone juggling therapy alongside the rest of life.