Mera Seligman, OTR

Pedestrians pass numbered storefronts along a quiet stretch of New York’s grid. The office sits in a well-worn stretch of Lower Manhattan’s grid where brick walks meet steel frames. An occupational therapist works nearby; specifics stay inside the door.

Mera Seligman, OTR helps clients build daily routines that feel doable. Sessions cover hand strength after an injury, energy pacing for chronic conditions, vision or perception adjustments after stroke, sensory strategies for autism or ADHD, kitchen safety drills, and bathroom setup tweaks. Every plan reflects how a body moves through a Tuesday.

Reach out from anywhere; the office can be found at New York, NY 10002. A single call opens the next slot—no intake paperwork sprawls beyond the essentials. Therapy here stays concise, measurable, and timed to your commute.

When you need the map, drop the address into your phone or click the link straight to the directions page. The block stays quiet even midday; street parking tightens by 10 a.m., so factor in a five-minute loop before you climb the stoop. https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25a2abb979589:0x96e9106aac3f851b