As an occupational therapist (OT), I love helping children and teens become confident and equipping them on how to navigate their meaningful daily life activities (a.k.a., daily occupations). Through individualized and comprehensive services, my goal is to develop the functional skills children need to complete meaningful, everyday tasks that support health and well-being. 

My passion is to serve families and infants through not only skilled occupational therapy services, but also community-based classes to empower families to further enrich the development of their babies. Programs, such as infant development classes and infant massage classes, are created to provide families with education, hands-on instruction, and community with other families and their babies.
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Prior to opening Path to Grow Pediatric Therapy, I served children and teens in Miami in an outpatient clinical setting and a medical daycare for infants and children with medically complex conditions. I also served students in the Miami-Dade school system, collaborating with parents and school personnel to provide successful accommodations and practical tools to neurodivergent students who struggled to meet the demands of their curriculum. In all settings, I tailored my interventions according to every client's unique differences in physical skills, learning style, sensory processing, social emotional skills, and executive functioning skills. Infants and children do well if they can and have the necessary tools to do so. Through individualized, strengths-based approaches, children of all ages can build their self-esteem through participation in meaningful, everyday activities.