Our Bridgend based Private OT's provide specialist Occupational Therapy and Sensory Integration services across the county  including the major towns of Bridgend, Maesteg, Porthcawl and Pyle. 

Bridgend is a town and county borough that offers a blend of history, natural landscapes, and cultural attractions.

Here's what makes Bridgend special;

1. Historic Market Town

Bridgend is a historic market town that has been a center of commerce and trade for centuries. The town's name is derived from the old bridge that once crossed the River Ogmore.

2. River Ogmore

The town is situated on the banks of the River Ogmore, which flows through the picturesque Ogmore Valley and into the Bristol Channel. The river and its surroundings offer scenic views and recreational opportunities.

3. Heritage Coast

Bridgend is part of the Glamorgan Heritage Coast, known for its rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and stunning coastal scenery. It's a popular destination for hiking and enjoying the outdoors.

4. Beaches

Bridgend is home to several beautiful beaches, including Rest Bay and Sandy Bay in Porthcawl. These beaches attract surfers, swimmers, and sunbathers during the summer months.

5. Dunraven Castle

Near Southerndown Beach in Bridgend, you can find the ruins of Dunraven Castle. It's a historic site with a fascinating history and scenic surroundings.

6. Porthcawl

Porthcawl is a coastal town within the Bridgend county borough and is known for its seaside attractions, including the Grand Pavilion, which hosts various cultural events and performances.

7. Bryngarw Country Park

This park is located in Bridgend and offers visitors a chance to explore woodlands, gardens, and walking trails. It's a peaceful and natural retreat within the town.

8. Transport Links

Bridgend benefits from excellent transportation links, including the M4 motorway and a mainline railway station, making it accessible for commuters and tourists alike.

9. Ewenny Priory

Located near Bridgend, Ewenny Priory is a well-preserved medieval monastery with a fascinating history and beautiful architecture.

10. Bridgend Designer Outlet

The town is home to the Bridgend Designer Outlet, a shopping complex offering discounted designer and high-street brands.

11. Local Culture

Bridgend hosts a variety of cultural events and festivals, celebrating its heritage, arts, and traditions throughout the year.

12. Natural Beauty

Bridgend's countryside features rolling hills, woodlands, and river valleys, providing opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and birdwatching.

13. The Railway Line

The Bridgend to Maesteg railway line is known for its scenic beauty as it passes through the picturesque Llynfi Valley, providing travelers with breathtaking views.