SportsMed Physical Therapy Team

Damier Browne, OTR/L

Damier Browne SportsMed Physical Therapist

Damier Browne, OTR/L

Damier Browne, OTR/L is a graduate of Columbia University, where he majored in Occupational Therapy. Prior to joining SportsMed, he spent 10 years as an Occupational Therapist for multiple facilities, including skilled nursing, long-term care, outpatient, home-care and assisted-living. Damier loves that as an OT, he gets to help people of all ages fully engage in their daily lives, from their work and recreation to activities of daily living. In addition, he applies his knowledge of environmental modification, and physical and stroke rehabilitation to help patients reach their goals. Damier is an Occupational Therapist with a kind heart and an unparalleled commitment to both his patients’ health and happiness. He’s personally invested in helping every one of his patients enjoy the best possible quality of life. Mr. Browne is a professionally trained therapist who strives to be a caring source of support. When he’s not keeping busy in the clinic, you can find Damier outdoors spending time with family, traveling, or playing the piano.

Benefits of Occupational Therapy

There are many benefits of Occupational Therapy (OT) for people of all ages:


1. Improves Daily Living Skills

  • Helps individuals regain independence in self-care tasks, such as dressing, bathing, cooking, and grooming.

  • Supports adaptations for daily routines after injury, illness, or disability.


2. Enhances Fine Motor Skills & Coordination

  • Improves hand strength, dexterity, and coordination, which are essential for tasks such as writing, using tools, or eating.

  • Especially beneficial for children and stroke survivors.


3. Promotes Cognitive & Emotional Well-Being

  • Assists with memory, attention, problem-solving, and emotional regulation.

  • Useful for those with ADHD, autism, brain injuries, or age-related cognitive decline.


4. Supports Recovery from Injury or Surgery

  • Helps patients relearn skills and adapt to physical limitations following orthopedic or neurological injuries.

  • Encourages a safe and effective return to work or home life.


5. Customizes Adaptive Tools & Techniques

  • Recommends assistive devices, home modifications, and ergonomic adjustments.

  • Increases safety and independence for individuals with limited mobility or chronic conditions.


6. Aids in Development & Learning for Pediatrics

  • Helps children with developmental delays, sensory processing issues, or disabilities improve functioning at home and school.

  • Encourages social interaction, play, and the development of learning skills.