Virginia Wolfe, OTD, CHT, CLT

I became an occupational therapist (OT) because of my desire to make a difference in people's lives and help those in need. It allows me to combine medicine and care to people along the life spectrum. I especially enjoy working with hand therapy, which has been a passion of mine for the past 20 years. I love learning from my patients, and I hope they enjoy learning from me.

I chose the field of Occupational Therapy to help make a difference in people's lives. Growing up with a grandparent who only had one arm taught me from a very young age that with determination, creativity and hard work, anything was possible. To this day I strive to help others reach their potential after injury, surgery or diagnosis of upper extremity ailments. I love the one-on-one interaction, getting to know the goals of my clients, and developing treatment plans to increase independence and quality of life.

I decided to pursue physical therapy after tearing my ACL, undergoing surgical repair and pursuing extensive physical therapy for rehabilitation afterwards. It is my goal to help rehabilitate persons, in similar situations as I was, so that they can get back to their former activities without being limited by pain. I strive to provide high quality, individualized care that goes above and beyond expectations while enabling patients to achieve their best possible quality of life.