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Founder and Lead Therapist, Flashcells Therapy Services

Owoyomi Adegboyega, OTR

Occupational therapist with more than eight years of post-qualification practice in paediatric, neurodevelopmental and neurological rehabilitation, school-based support and service leadership.

Current role

Owoyomi Adegboyega founded Flashcells Therapy Services in June 2023 and leads it as Lead Therapist. He coordinates the team's interdisciplinary work in occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, physiotherapy and behavioural support with families, schools and caregivers.

His responsibilities include assessment and intervention planning, caregiver education and home programmes, school recommendations, clinical governance, therapist coordination and documentation standards. He also writes the articles in our Blog and Resources section.

Approach to care

He starts with the activities that matter to each person, sets functional goals through assessment, involves families and schools so progress carries over into daily life, and reviews progress in everyday routines rather than in sessions alone.

Areas of practice

  • Paediatric and neurodevelopmental occupational therapy
  • Autism, sensory regulation and school participation support
  • Post-stroke and neurological rehabilitation
  • Daily living skills and functional independence
  • Caregiver education and home programmes
  • Service development and clinical leadership

Licence

  • Licensed occupational therapist, registered with the Medical Rehabilitation Therapists Registration Board of Nigeria (MRTB)

Experience

Professional background

  1. June 2023 to present

    Founder and Lead Occupational Therapist

    Flashcells Therapy Services, Lagos

    Established and leads a mobile and community-based interdisciplinary therapy service for children and adults, delivered at home, in school, in the community and online.

  2. September 2023 to January 2025

    Head of Occupational Therapy Department

    Kings Pearl Centre Therapy Services, Lagos

    Led occupational therapy in a multidisciplinary paediatric setting, supervised junior therapists and support staff, and developed goals aligned with Individualised Education Plans.

  3. January to June 2023

    Head of Occupational Therapy Department

    Ground Breakers Therapy, Lagos

    Oversaw occupational therapy for children with developmental, learning, sensory and participation needs, working with families on carry-over at home and school.

  4. July 2020 to September 2022

    Occupational Therapist, Home-Based Services

    Brain Diet Services, Abuja

    Delivered one-to-one home-based occupational therapy, caregiver training and structured home programmes.

  5. May 2019 to February 2020

    School-Based Occupational Therapy Consultant

    Private engagement, Divine Mercy College, Asokoro, Abuja

    Supported a pupil's participation in school through structured routines, sensory-regulation strategies and classroom support, working with the parent and school.

  6. June 2017 to March 2019

    Head of Occupational Therapy Department

    Pat Silver Foundation, Wuse, Abuja

    Led occupational therapy in a special needs and rehabilitation setting, including assessment, intervention planning and caregiver education.

Speaking and community

Engagements

  • Keynote speaker, World Occupational Therapy Day virtual celebration, 27 October 2025: "Occupational Therapy in Action: Empowering All Abilities". Organised by Nigeria Therapy Services Firm in collaboration with Flashcells Therapy Services.
  • Autism awareness training and advocacy session for JCIN Kwarapoly and LAUTECH members, 2 April 2025: "Neurodiversity Is Normal: Embracing Differences, Unlocking Potential".
  • Free medical check-up and rehabilitation outreach, Hephzibah Parish, Abuja, 2018.
  • Attendee, GTBank Autism Programme and Summit, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2025.

Articles by Owoyomi Adegboyega

Authorship and clinical review are separate. Where an article has been clinically reviewed, the reviewer is named on that article.

Occupational therapy (7)

Speech and language (6)

School support (7)

Behaviour support (4)

Physiotherapy (6)

Adult rehabilitation (5)

Mental health and wellness (10)

Accessing care (5)

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