Our Herefordshire based Private OT's provide specialist Occupational Therapy and Sensory Integration services across the county including the major towns of Hereford and Leominster.

Herefordshire's blend of stunning natural beauty, rich agricultural heritage, and historical significance makes it a distinctive and charming part of England.

What makes Herefordshire Special;

1. Agricultural Heritage

Herefordshire is renowned for its strong agricultural roots. It's particularly famous for Hereford cattle, a breed known worldwide for its beef. The county also has a significant production of cider, thanks to its many apple orchards.

2. Hereford Cathedral

Home to the Mappa Mundi, a medieval map of the world dating from the 13th century, Hereford Cathedral is a site of historical and cultural significance. The cathedral also houses the Chained Library, containing a collection of ancient books and manuscripts.

3. The Wye Valley

Part of the Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, runs through Herefordshire. It's known for its stunning and picturesque landscapes, including the famous Symonds Yat viewpoint.

4. Cider Production

Herefordshire is one of the UK's leading cider-producing regions. The county hosts the Cider Museum in Hereford, celebrating the history and tradition of cider making in the area.

5. Ledbury Poetry Festival

The market town of Ledbury hosts an annual poetry festival, one of the most significant poetry festivals in the UK, attracting poets and literary enthusiasts from around the world.

6. Ross-on-Wye

Known as the birthplace of British tourism in the 18th century, Ross-on-Wye is a historic market town with picturesque streets and a scenic location by the River Wye.

7. Black and White Villages

Herefordshire features a series of villages known for their distinctive black and white timber-framed houses, offering a glimpse into the traditional English countryside.

8. Border with Wales

The county shares a border with Wales, and this proximity has influenced Herefordshire's history and culture, with many border castles and historical sites.

9. Leominster

This historic market town is known for its antique shops and medieval priory. Leominster is also an important center for the production of Herefordshire wool.

10. Hereford Bulls

The city of Hereford is symbolized by the Hereford Bull, a statue located in the city center, celebrating the importance of agriculture and livestock to the area's economy.