Hi, I’m Tiffany! I’m a pediatric occupational therapist and the owner of Kindred Connections Occupational Therapy. I created this clinic to be a place where children and families feel safe, supported, and genuinely enjoy coming. My hope is that every child who walks through the doors feels accepted for who they are and knows they have a therapist who truly sees them.

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I believe therapy starts with connection. Before we work on any goals, I want to get to know your child: what they love, what makes them feel confident, what feels challenging, how they communicate, and what helps them feel safe and regulated. Building that relationship is the foundation for everything we do. When children feel understood and comfortable, they are more willing to explore, try new things, and grow in their own way.

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As a neurodivergent therapist, I bring a unique perspective to the way I connect with children and families. I understand the importance of being listened to, having your needs respected, and being supported without having to change who you are. This shapes the way I show up in therapy: with curiosity, compassion, and a genuine desire to understand each child’s individual experience.

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My approach is neuro-affirming, child-led, and individualized. While we may work on skills like motor development, daily routines, feeding, sensory processing, emotional regulation, or independence, therapy is always built around your child’s strengths, interests, and comfort. Sessions are often playful, creative, and flexible because I believe children learn best when they feel safe, engaged, and connected.

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I want Kindred Connections OT to be a place where kids and teens can be themselves; where they are celebrated for who they are while being supported in reaching the goals that are meaningful to them. My goal is for therapy to feel like a place they want to come, not just somewhere they have to go.

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