She is also the proud and dedicated owner of Whole Kids Therapy. She is fluent in English, Hebrew and Russian. She is fluent in English and is able to have casual conversations in Vietnamese.
She loves working with kids! Prior to becoming an OT, she was a preschool teacher and volunteered at summer camps during her down time. On the weekends, Eileen enjoys going on hikes with her dog, spending time with her family, and playing the ukulele and kalimba. Handwriting Traumatic Brain Injury. We believe that the best way to help your child is to truly understand the underlying challenges that are getting in the way of success.
As such, we recommend completing a thorough evaluation. As occupational therapists, it is our job to not just identify functional concerns i. We are always asking ourselves why is a task hard and what can we do to improve the underlying deficit? Have you noticed these difficulties are starting to affect their self-confidence and willingness to try hard things? Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date with what is happening at AVCTC and to receive tips and trips to help your kids! Facebook-square Linkedin Instagram.
Behavioral change requires relationship security. Play is a child primary occupations. Behavioral change requires relational security. Optimal development requires a solid foundation. Professionally, Teri has nearly 20 years of pediatric experience providing intervention and consultation in private clinic settings, school-based settings, and in-home settings.
Teri has a special interest in building relationships with kids and their families and providing much-needed support, resources, and education to families. She has continuing education and training in the areas of sensory integration, therapeutic listening, feeding therapy, and pediatric yoga. Kirsi is very passionate about working with children and their families. She strongly believes in play-based occupational therapy, teamwork, and collaboration with families.
In her spare time, Kirsi enjoys hiking with her husband and their chocolate Labrador retriever. Also, she likes traveling and spending time with their daughters when they come home from college.
Elaine has been a pediatric occupational therapist since Her previous experience includes evaluation and treatment for children with a variety of motor and sensory challenges across many settings. She is experienced in working with children with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, dyspraxia, dysgraphia, Developmental Coordination Disorder, and feeding difficulties. Elaine spent 10 years as an ex-pat in Beijing where she worked in international schools and international hospitals.
When she finds spare time she enjoys planning trips, running, reading, and spending time with her husband and 2 kids. Elaine especially enjoys her role in making a difference in the lives of those children and families she works with. Kelly has experience working with children and adults with a broad range of diagnoses and abilities.
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