Three years into my work with children, teens, young adults, and their families, I decided to open a mobile and in-home occupational therapy practice that could adapt and be flexible to meet them in their homes and communities, the places and spaces they spend their lives in. I’m now five years into my career as a pediatric OT in northern Colorado, and still can’t believe I am lucky enough to know and care for so many amazing young people. It’s a privilege to be allowed into families’ personal spaces for home-based sessions, so we can address daily challenges in exactly the environment they are happening in. Outdoor and nature-based sessions take advantage of our beautiful Colorado home and allow kids and parents to engage in parks and public spaces that may usually make them feel unsure or unwelcome. Community sessions provide a chance to explore coffee shops, restaurants, stores, and other spaces for families that may, right now, feel inaccessible.

My work is based in principles of occupational justice and culturally responsive care. Over the years, I’ve often partnered with foster parents to address regulation and sensory processing difficulties in little ones with pre- and perinatal drug exposure or developmental trauma. No judgment, no shame, no worries, no matter what - I adore every one of my clients, especially my teens! Pediatric mental and behavioral care, feeding therapy, trauma-informed care, and executive function skill development are areas of focus I’ve also embraced. More on my experience with children and teens here. As a neurodiversity-affirming professional, I am committed to learning just as much from my Autistic and neurodivergent clients as they do from me - nothing about them without them!

I am STAR-certified in using sensorimotor-based interventions for improving behaviors, health, and wellness and enjoy partnering with clients to address sensory processing challenges impacting daily life. In 2026 I am pursuing a mini-certification as an executive functioning consultant, to better support children with challenges with executive functioning skills such as impulse control, attention, memory, time management, focusing on, or even just getting started with daily tasks. My practice is child-led and focused on building foundational skills for independence and success in all of life's activities. If this approach resonates with you, please don’t hesitate to contact me. I look forward to many moons of caring for my Colorado community, and can’t wait to meet you and your amazing child.