Qualified Therapy Solutions

06/10/2026

Recently, our Founder & CEO, Dr. Quinn Tyminski, was featured on a podcast exploring the role of occupational therapy in supporting individuals experiencing homelessness and poverty!

Listen in as she shares her experiences building community-based mental health OT services and advancing health equity through access to care and innovative service delivery.

🎧 Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2CsTp6nkTSE3SYv9GhYLbp?si=OfrmkER8TfS0YfvZo9SiNg&nd=1&dlsi=c1df6b9a07234b98

Breaking Occupational Therapy Barriers · Episode

06/08/2026

Substance use affects far more than physical health. It can impact routines, relationships, roles, and participation in everyday life.

Occupational therapy takes a holistic approach to recovery by helping individuals build healthy coping strategies, strengthen social supports, manage health needs, and reconnect with meaningful activities and roles.

Research shows that when people have opportunities to engage in meaningful daily life and community participation, they are more likely to sustain recovery and improve their overall quality of life.

Because lasting recovery starts with meaningful living 🤍

06/04/2026

Health equity starts with access 🩷

Access to occupational therapy can be the difference between surviving and thriving. That's why we're committed to bringing highly skilled clinicians into nonprofit agencies serving our region's highest-need populations.

When we remove barriers to care, we create opportunities for greater independence, participation, and wellbeing for all. We believe health equity is more than recognizing disparities, but also ensuring people have access to the support they need to thrive.

05/27/2026

"OT has been a game changer in my mental and physical health and I feel like I get better with each session. As the saying goes "it takes a village" and OT has been just that for me."

Healing and growth rarely happen alone. Having support that helps you work through daily challenges, build confidence, and celebrate progress along the way can make such a difference.

We’re thankful to be part of that village🩷

05/22/2026

A fresh start isn’t just about leaving incarceration, it’s about having the tools and support to successfully return to everyday life.

Many justice-involved individuals experience challenges with executive functioning skills like planning, emotional regulation, attention, memory, and problem-solving. These skills impact everyday occupations like maintaining routines, managing appointments, finding employment, navigating transportation, and building healthy habits.

Occupational therapy helps people develop the practical life skills and routines that support long-term stability and community reintegration. Research has linked OT services for justice-involved populations to improved life skills, stronger social and work participation, and reduced recidivism.

Everyone deserves the opportunity, support, and skills needed to build a meaningful life in their community.

05/20/2026

Meet Miranda Kroeger!

Miranda is a St. Louis native and WashU OT grad who works with adults in transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, and families in shelter settings.

Behind every session, Miranda’s work centers on meeting people where they are, supporting meaningful routines, and helping clients work toward goals that matter most to them.

When asked what she loves most about being an OT, she shared: I love the combination of creativity and evidenced-based practice! OT is all about meeting the individual or population where they are at and addressing the needs that they identify as a priority, which I love!

05/13/2026

We’re incredibly honored that QTS was awarded “Community Partner of the Year” by Haven Recovery!

A special shoutout to Elle, who was recognized by the Haven team during the gala for the incredible impact of her work. We’re grateful for this partnership and proud to support the important work being done in our community💜

05/07/2026

Stable housing takes more than a roof overhead. It takes routines, coping skills, community support, and the ability to manage daily life.

Occupational therapy helps individuals experiencing homelessness build the skills needed for lasting stability. From re-establishing daily routines and improving cognitive skills to supporting mental health and health management, OT takes a holistic, client-centered approach that promotes independence and resilience.

Research shows that individuals experiencing homelessness who receive occupational therapy services are housed at greater rates and stay housed longer. By addressing life skills, community integration, and overall wellbeing, OT helps create pathways toward long-term stability and health.

05/05/2026

Please join us in celebrating our founder and CEO, Dr. Quinn Tyminski, PhD, OTR/L, BCMH, FAOTA, on being named to the American Occupational Therapy Association - AOTA Roster of Fellows.

This recognition honors occupational therapists who have made lasting contributions to the profession and the communities they serve. Quinn was recognized for her innovation in mental health and entrepreneurship, reflecting the vision, compassion, and dedication that continue to shape QTS and expand access to OT in our community.

We are incredibly grateful for your leadership and proud to celebrate this well-earned achievement. Congratulations, Quinn! 🎉

04/27/2026

The people behind the impact 💗💜

This month we’ve celebrated occupational therapy, but the heart of it has always been the people showing up every day with compassion, creativity, and commitment.

Behind every session is a therapist building trust, problem-solving in real time, and advocating for individuals to live fuller, more independent lives.

We're so grateful for a team that leads with purpose and makes meaningful impact in every space they enter!