Concussions are head injuries that occur when there is swift movement of your head and neck, or from a hit to the head. These can result from car accidents, sports, falls, and more. Concussions impact how you see, how you think, and how your are able to process the world around you. Concussion symptoms do not always appear immediately after an injury. If you are experiencing headaches, nausea, blurry vision, difficulty with screens, challenges returning to work or school, poor balance, anxiety and fatigue…we might be right for you!

We screen and treat a variety of vision, coordination, sensory, and balance issues contributing to these symptoms.

Dr. Arnella has over 10 years of experience working with concussion, and stays up to date on all concussion literature, assessments, and interventions.

Stroke and Brain Injury cause damage to the areas of your brain responsible for moving, thinking, seeing, and more.

We screen for how the injury has impacted the way you move your arms, eyes, and body and how these impairments are limiting you throughout the day. We build a plan specific to you to strengthen these areas and get you back to the things you love to do. Here we focus on how you can harness neuroplasticity to help your recovery.

Dr. Arnella is a Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist (CSRS) and uses the most up to date tools and knowledge for assessment and treatment.

We screen and treat various vision conditions that are impacting your ability to perform daily tasks and live your life independently, comfortably and safely.

Issues with how your eyes move and work together can contribute to migraine, balance, and vestibular issues. Various neurological and visual conditions can contribute to increased falls in your home and your community.

We provide in depth screening and work with Neuro-Opthalmalogy teams to build the best plan for you.

Addressing vision is a necessary component to a comprehensive care program for vestibular conditions and migraines.

Dr. Arnella specializes in complex vision disorders such as convergence insufficiency, binocular vision disorder, and other issue impacting smooth movements of the eyes.

Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, and other movement disorders impact how you move your arms, your mobility, and your independence. Addressing these areas early after diagnosis has been proven to maintain function and independence even as the disease progresses. However, no matter where you are in your journey, you can benefit from OT and guided rehabilitation to maximize your independence and return to life.

Dr. Arnella is LSVT-BIG certified and has nearly 15 years of experience working with this population.