About Turn Again Wellness
What is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational Therapy at Turn Again Wellness takes a holistic approach that goes beyond traditional therapy. While OT often focuses on restoring physical, sensory, or cognitive abilities, Jackie’s work integrates the mind–body connection to create deeper, lasting change.
By combining therapeutic touch with body awareness, nervous system regulation, and mindful movement, individuals will learn to align their physical healing with emotional and mental well-being. This integrative style helps address barriers that affect the whole person—emotional, social, and physical—rather than treating symptoms in isolation.
As a Registered and Licensed Occupational Therapist, Jackie uses her expertise to help clients bridge the gap between bodywork and everyday living. Her approach ensures that progress on the treatment table translates into real-life improvements—building resilience, range of motion, strength, balance, and independence to do the things you love.
Meet Jackie Forster, OT
Jackie Forster, OTR/L Manual Therapist is a compassionate and experienced occupational therapist with a. strong background in orthopedic and chronic pain management, pediatrics, pelvic health, lymphedema care, and holistic wellness. She is an experienced entrepreneur and business owner, life-long learner, combining clinical expertise with holistic care.
Her experience with children includes sensory processing disorder, Developmental Individualized Relationship-based therapy, Floortime Model, and Infant Mental Health Studies.
Her practice involves a combination of manual therapy practices and postural practices including CranioSacral Therapy, Lymphatic Drainage, Visceral Manipulation, BioSyncronistics®, Zero Balancing, and Energy Balancing. She incorporates therapeutic touch and develop body awareness and improve posture and alignment of joints to increase stability and longevity of your joints.
Other skills include Brainspotting therapy is a type of alternative therapy that uses spots in a person's visual field to help them process trauma. Perrin Technique, an osteopathic approach developed in 1989, originally for ME/CFS, that aims to manually drain toxins from the cerebrospinal fluid into the lymphatic system and into the blood, where they are eventually detoxified in the liver.