Our Carmarthenshire based Private OT's provide specialist Occupational Therapy and Sensory Integration services across the county  including the major towns of Llanelli, Carmarthen, Ammanford, Kidwelly and Llandeilo. 

Carmarthenshire is a county in southwest Wales known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and cultural heritage.

Here are some of the things that make Carmarthenshire special;

1. Natural Beauty

Carmarthenshire is known for its breathtaking natural landscapes, including the western part of the Brecon Beacons National Park, the Towy Valley, and the beautiful coastline along the Carmarthen Bay.

2. Carmarthen Town

Carmarthen, often referred to as the "oldest town in Wales," is a historic market town with a history dating back to Roman times. It's famous for its ancient streets and landmarks.

3. Dylan Thomas

The renowned Welsh poet and writer, Dylan Thomas, spent some of his formative years in Carmarthenshire. The area's natural beauty greatly influenced his work.

4. Laugharne

The coastal town of Laugharne, located in Carmarthenshire, was a favorite haunt of Dylan Thomas. His writing shed, known as the "Boathouse," is now a museum.

5. Castles

Carmarthenshire is home to several historic castles, including Kidwelly Castle, Dinefwr Castle, and Carreg Cennen Castle. These castles offer insights into the region's medieval history.

6. National Botanic Garden of Wales

Located in Carmarthenshire, this botanic garden is one of the most visited attractions in Wales. It features a wide variety of plants, themed gardens, and educational exhibits.

7. Ffos Las RacecourseCarmarthenshire is home to the Ffos Las Racecourse, a modern racecourse that hosts horse racing events throughout the year.

8. Wales Coast Path

The county boasts a portion of the Wales Coast Path, which offers picturesque coastal walks and stunning views of the coastline.

9. Welsh Language

Carmarthenshire is known for its Welsh-speaking communities, and the Welsh language is an important part of the county's cultural heritage.

10. Cultural Festivals

The county hosts various cultural events and festivals, celebrating its music, arts, and traditions.

11. Agriculture

Agriculture plays a significant role in Carmarthenshire's economy, with a focus on dairy farming and sheep farming.

12. Llandovery

The town of Llandovery is a gateway to the western Brecon Beacons and is known for its historic charm and beautiful surroundings.

13. Carmarthenshire County Museum

Located in Carmarthen, this museum offers insights into the county's history and heritage, including archaeological artifacts and local art.

14. Food and Drink

Carmarthenshire is known for its local produce, including Welsh lamb and artisan cheeses. It's a great place to sample traditional Welsh cuisine.

15. Transport Links

The county has good transport links, including road and rail connections, making it accessible to other parts of Wales and the UK.