Abdulrahman Aldalati

Abdulrahman is an experienced Occupational Therapist with a strong educational background. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy from the Jordan University of Science and Technology and a Master’s degree in Healthcare Administration from American Vision University. Currently, he is enhancing his skills by pursuing certification in Ayres Sensory Integration.

With seven years of diverse experience, Abdulrahman has developed a specialty in toddler, children, adolescent, and adult rehabilitation, emphasizing holistic approaches that integrate occupational therapy with emotional and psychological support. His areas of expertise are ASD, ADHD, Cerebral palsy, learning difficulties, sensory processing disorder, and genetic syndrome. His clinical skills are related to sensory integration, neurofunctional therapies, and rehabilitation techniques such as task-specific electrical stimulation, the listening program, and oral placement therapy level 1.

Abdulrahman was drawn to occupational therapy through his early exposure to the profound effects of personalized care strategies on individuals’ functionality and well-being. He is passionate about using therapeutic activities as a medium to enhance clients’ life skills and independence, which continually drives his professional dedication.

His therapeutic philosophy employs a blend of client-centered and solution-focused strategies to foster autonomy and resilience in his clients. He prioritizes the biopsychosocial model to ensure holistic care, addressing the interconnected physical, emotional, and social health aspects.

Abdulrahman’s significant contributions to the field include developing a sensory integration program for children with autism, which has been widely recognized for its effectiveness in improving sensory processing, academic skills, and social skills.