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I am very excited to be a part of the Pediplay family. I have transitioned from student to occupational therapist at Pediplay over the course of years and I love the family-based environment we are able to create. I earned my Doctorate of Occupational Therapy at Indiana University and was able to find my passion for the pediatric population. I have experience working with children with sensory processing difficulties, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral palsy, and other developmental delays. I love incorporating your child’s unique interests into each session to ensure therapy becomes one of the highlights of their week. Meeting your child’s goals and creating a safe and exciting environment will always be my main focus. I look forward to working with families and building collaborate relationships that allow their children to reach for the stars.

I’m thrilled to be a part of the PediPlay family! I recently earned my Occupational Therapy Assistant degree from Indiana Wesleyan University where I had the opportunity to work with kids with autism, global developmental delay, ADHD, sensory processing delays, fine motor delays, and more. It was through my first job working with kids with autism that I developed a passion for helping kids grow and achieve their goals, and that passion led me to pursue a degree in OT. I’ve made it my goal to make each therapy session as fun and engaging as I can in order to help your child grow and achieve their goals, and to help parents carryover their child’s success into all their unique environments. I look forward to working with each family and making a positive impact on your child’s life!

My husband and I are proud parents of three kids.  We have a 7-year-old daughter, an almost 3-year-old son and a 1-year old daughter.  I am a graduate of University of Indianapolis.  I have been working in pediatrics for the last four years and prior to that had experience in the hospital at an inpatient rehab unit.  I love occupational therapy and what it allows us to do.  Over the last four years I feel I have found my calling in pediatrics and am so happy to be with PediPlay.  I am looking forward to serving our clients and growing in my relationship with the families we serve.

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Hi! I'm Bekah, and I am very excited to be a part of the PediPlay family! I earned my Doctorate of Occupational Therapy from Indiana University and have experience in many different pediatric settings including outpatient clinics, schools, and nonprofit organizations. I have always been passionate about working with kiddos, and I love that I have the opportunity to do that here at PediPlay! It is my goal to create a fun and safe environment where your child can learn, grow, and play to meet their unique goals, as well as establish collaborative relationships with my clients' families to ensure therapy is family-centered. I look forward to working with each family to help their children achieve their goals and dreams!

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Hi there! My name is Bri and I am so blessed and excited to be a part of the PediPlay family! I have always had a passion for working with children and have enjoyed seeing the kids I work with achieve their goals! I have worked with children with diagnoses including (but not limited to): autism, cerebral palsy, sensory processing delays, down syndrome, traumatic brain injuries, ADHD, spina bifida, fine motor delays, various behavioral disorders, miscellaneous genetic disorders, visual impairments, feeding delays, and other developmental delays. It is my goal to make each session with your child meaningful, creative, and fun in order to assist them in continuing to grow and learn. I love working with children and their parents in order to prioritize goals and think of creative ways to integrate therapy strategies/ideas into daily activities for success in multiple environments. I look forward to working with families as we journey together to help children learn ways to let their lights shine and share their amazing gifts, talents, and personalities with the world!

I have always had a passion for working with kids. I graduated with my Master’s in Occupational Therapy from Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis in the Summer of 2017. I have experience working with kids diagnosed with CP, Autism Spectrum Disorder, developmental delays, learning disabilities, ADHD, ODD, Spina Bifida, and other chromosomal or genetic abnormalities. I like to make therapy as fun and rewarding as possible while helping children reach their goals. I look forward to having the opportunity to make a difference in children’s lives and grow as a therapist at PediPlay.

Hi. My name is MJ (Mary Jane). I feel very lucky to be a part of the PediPlay family. I appreciate that I am allowed to be creative and think outside the box for therapy. I got to do my fieldwork as an occupational therapy assistant student at PediPlay and was then hired here when I graduated in 2013. I worked at PediPlay until I adopted my first kid and gave birth to my second kid in 2015. I took a break to stay home with my kids and was welcomed back in 2018. I come from a family full of neurodiverse people and I am neurodivergent myself. This helps me relate to many of the kids that I work with. My approach to therapy has evolved over the years. I have taken what I have learned from others and found my own unique approach to therapy. I like to use a mix of child-led play-based therapy, DIR Floortime, sensory integration techniques by Jean Ayres and nature therapy. I love finding fun creative ways to use a kid's interest to work on their goals. I have learned so much from each kid I have worked with. Every kid is so different and learns/works best in different ways.

I am beyond excited to be a part of the PediPlay family. I graduated with my Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from Spalding University (Louisville, KY) in the fall of 2022. While in school, I specialized in sensory processing and mental health. I am currently working towards my certification in primitive reflex integration. I have experience working with individuals with depression, anxiety, self-harming behaviors, ODD, ASD, down syndrome, sensory processing disorders, global developmental delays, PANDAS, and many other conditions that impact development. I have found working in pediatrics to be so rewarding. It is always my primary goal for every child to feel seen, heard, and to provide them with the skills they need to meet their goals. Some of my personal interests include yoga, golfing, running, and playing with my dogs.