Why did you decide to become an OT?

I love getting to work with children as well as using my creative side to make interventions more fun!

What is your OT superpower?

I love connecting with families and children to promote meaningful relationships and empower parents!

What do you like to do for fun?

I love spending time on the lake with my husband and daughter, and going to Disney world!

What do you love about TeamUp Therapy?

I love that we get to connect with families in the comfort of their home while providing therapeutic activities from supplies they already have in the home.

Areas of interest:

Feeding, Sensory Integration, Social Skills, and Emotional Regulation

Why did you decide to become an OT?

I became an OT to serve people and families. I want to partner with families to support and empower them to reach their goals.

What is your OT superpower?

My OT superpower is material creation! I love to make and personalize materials and home programs for families!

What do you like to do for fun?

I love to spend time with my husband and kids, watch college sports, and watch Friends!

What do you love about TeamUp Therapy?

I love the heart behind TeamUp therapy! I am so happy to join a company that places such value on serving children and families!

Areas of interest:

Autism, developmental delays, sensory processing/ daily living skills

Why did you decide to become an OT?

I was initially working with kiddos with special needs doing in home yoga classes. Eventually I wanted to work with people with disabilities full time and went back to school for OT!

What is your OT superpower?

I would say my OT superpower is my ability to genuinely connect with people, regardless of their background or challenges. I’ve found that being able to show empathy and understanding helps me build trust with my patients and their families. This connection creates an environment where they feel supported, which is essential for effective therapy. My flexibility also allows me to tailor my approach to meet each individual’s needs, which helps me establish a rapport that fosters collaboration and progress in therapy.

What do you like to do for fun?

I love audiobooks and usually finish 2 or 3 every month. I also love working out and do weightlifting, sauna workouts and yoga! Lastly, I also enjoy exploring different farmers markets in my local neighborhood and the greater Atlanta area.

What do you love about TeamUp Therapy?

What I love about Team Up Therapy is how they focus on family-centered care, helping parents play an active role in their child’s therapy. The tele-health model is a big plus too—it makes therapy more convenient by eliminating the need for travel and allowing sessions to take place in the child’s natural environment. I’m also excited about the personalized approach, as I believe every child’s therapy plan should be tailored to their unique needs. I’m really looking forward to being part of a team that values accessibility, flexibility, and working closely with families to make a real difference.

Areas of interest:

Fine motor skills, feeding, family and caregiver education, sensory processing, ADHD etc

Why did you decide to become an OT?

I wanted to help people of all walks of life and abilities achieve their dreams no matter what barriers they experience in their daily lives. Everyone deserves happiness and to feel fulfilled.

What is your OT superpower?

Find fun and most importantly meaningful interventions that my clients are motivated and excited to participate in! No reason therapy shouldn't be fun!

What do you like to do for fun?

I love to building things on my free time. I am an avid woodworker and cook! I love even more sharing the food and things I make with my amazing wife and my son!

What do you love about TeamUp Therapy?

I love the involvement of the team with communication and the overall spirit of the company!

Areas of interest:

Sensory based strategies, emotional regulation, and interest driven intervention

Why did you decide to become an OT?

I wanted to become an OT because I saw the impact the OTs made in the special education classroom I worked in as a classroom aide. I couldn't believe that OTs got to play with kiddos and that it would make such an impact on their lives!

What is your OT superpower?

I love getting to meet new families and kiddos and hear their stories and work with them to see how OT can help not just the child but the whole family!

What do you like to do for fun?

I love hiking, reading, and hanging out with my husband and baby!

What do you love about TeamUp Therapy?

I love the passion everyone has for serving families and kiddos!

Area of interest:

Early intervention

Why did you decide to become an OT?

I made the shift from teaching elementary school to occupational therapy, recognizing that this path would enable me to take a more holistic approach to supporting children. Through OT, I can focus on developing functional skills that foster independence and create greater opportunities for engagement in meaningful activities.

What is your OT superpower?

My OT superpower lies in empowering children and teenagers to build confidence, advocate for themselves, and develop essential functional and social skills that set them up for success.

What do you like to do for fun?

In my free time I enjoy taking yoga and pilates classes, bike riding, playing board games, traveling, and spending time with friends, family, and my dog, Zoey.

What do you love about TeamUp Therapy?

I love the passion within the mission and vision of TeamUp Therapy and the organization and structure of the company.

Areas of interest:

Social Skills, Play Skills, Executive Functioning Skills, ADL/IADL Independence and Routines, Sensory Regulation, Pediatric Yoga/Mindfulness, Writing Skills, Fine/Visual Motor and Visual Perceptual Skill Development

Why did you decide to become an OT?

I decided to become an occupational therapist after my nephew suffered an anoxic brain injury at birth. I quickly accompanied my sister and nephew to therapy services and saw how extensive occupational therapy could be with the difference that was being made. I love that with occupational therapy that we can form a long lasting relationship with both the children that we serve and assisting families.

What is your OT superpower?

I pride myself on my ability to create an easy and comfortable rapport with both parents and children that work with me. As an occupational therapist one of the most important aspects of my job is listening. I feel that too often parents are overlooked during traditional medical evaluations and when they have contact with me I am able to validate feelings and concerns that they may have as well as educating them about how to support their child more effectively. I’m an empathetic and emotionally attuned individual with a strong creative drive and a deep passion for connecting with people. Known for being a thoughtful listener and a supportive presence, I thrive in environments where understanding others and bringing ideas to life go hand in hand. Whether collaborating on projects or offering a compassionate ear, I bring both heart and determination to everything I do.

What do you like to do for fun?

I like to hang outside with my 3 girls, husband, and 2 dogs. We love being outside and taking adventures as a family. I enjoy crafting with my kids and am learning to crochet again. My husband and I have recently starting weight lifting together to stay in shape and have some quality time together!

What do you love about TeamUp Therapy?

I love the team collaboration and support that is given to all of us. We have such a strong team that values learning and constant need to give our families the best that we can.

Areas of interest:

Feeding, Handling, Medically complex kiddos, sensory processing concerns, parent led therapy, trauma/regulation

Why did you decide to become an OT?

I became an occupational therapist because I’ve always been drawn to helping others in meaningful, practical ways—and I deeply value the platinum rule: treating others how they wish to be treated. Early intervention, in particular, felt like a natural fit for me. I love working alongside families during such a foundational time in their child’s life, helping them build skills and routines that bring more ease, confidence, and connection to their everyday experiences. I’m a creative and empathetic problem-solver, and I find joy in collaborating with caregivers to find individualized, realistic strategies that make a real difference in a child’s growth and participation.

What is your OT superpower?

My OT superpower is my ability to recognize the unique strengths of each child and family, and to turn everyday routines into opportunities for growth and connection. I specialize in meeting families where they are—emotionally, culturally, and practically—and creating individualized, evidence-based strategies that truly fit into their lives. I bring a calm, creative presence and a deep respect for each family’s values, helping them feel confident, supported, and empowered as they navigate their child’s development.

What do you like to do for fun?

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband and our two fur babies. My hobbies include playing board, card, and video games, riding motorcycles, and exploring unique places and events in my community. I also love traveling and I am always looking forward to my next adventure!

What do you love about TeamUp Therapy?

What I love about this company is how genuinely welcomed and valued I’ve felt from the very beginning. Even before my official start, I felt connected to the leadership team and knew this was a place where I could truly belong. As I went through the onboarding process, I fell in love—every detail reflected thoughtfulness, transparency, and deep care for both the families we serve and the staff who make it all happen. It’s rare to find a company so aligned with your own values, and I’m incredibly grateful to be part of a team that leads with heart.

Areas of interest:

My primary area of interest is early intervention. I also enjoy helping children build handwriting and other coordination skills. While not my top area of interest, I have extensive experience and strong skills in sensory regulation and feeding support. I also appreciate opportunities to work with children with physical disabilities and would welcome more experience in that area.

Why did you decide to become an OT?

I love blending creativity and functionality to support children in meaningful ways!

What is your OT superpower?

I believe my OT superpower is building trust and rapport quickly, tailoring sessions to meet a child's unique needs.

What do you like to do for fun?

I enjoy anything health and wellness related. I love staying active - whether it's working out, walking my dog, gardening, or trying new healthy recipes!

What do you love about TeamUp Therapy?

I love the mission behind TeamUp Therapy. I love that it has a collaborative and supportive culture. It is clear that everyone is invested in helping children thrive as well as support each other as therapists!

Areas of interest:

Fine Motor Skills, Developmental Delays

Why did you decide to become an OT?

I started my career as a job coach for individuals with disabilities, and I absolutely loved it! This experience inspired me to pursue further training to support people in more areas than just job-related skills. Now, as an occupational therapist, I’m passionate about helping kids develop the skills they need to live their lives to the fullest every day.

What is your OT superpower?

My OT superpower is adaptability! I’m able to adjust my approach to fit the unique needs of each individual, whether it's modifying techniques, creating custom interventions, or navigating unexpected challenges. This flexibility helps me provide the most effective support and ensure that each person can thrive in their own way, regardless of the situation!

What do you like to do for fun?

For fun, I love going on adventures with my family. I also enjoy learning how to garden and finding hidden gems while thrifting.

What do you love about TeamUp Therapy?

I love that TeamUp Therapy emphasizes communication, fosters a small-team feel, and has the ability to reach so many people who might otherwise miss out on therapy. It’s all about breaking down barriers and making therapy accessible to those who need it!

Areas of Interest:

Fine motor skills, ADLs, Sensory Integration, Self regulation, Reflex integration