Occupational Therapist
Sharon earned her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from Indiana University in 2013 and returned home to the Pacific Northwest to begin her career.
Over the past decade, she has had the joy of supporting individuals in both the clinic and school setting. She is passionate about helping children grow in confidence and independence by tailoring interventions to their unique strengths and creating fun, meaningful activities that help individuals gain confidence in everyday life.
Her professional interests have led her to pursue specialized training in the SOS Feeding Approach®, Using Sound to Support Regulation & Bilateral Integration, Auditory Defensiveness, the Therapeutic Listening Program™, Handwriting Without Tears, DIR/FloorTime, and NDT Handling Techniques. Her interests also include Social Thinking®, Vestibular/Visual Integration, Primitive Reflexes, and various other interventions.
Sharon enjoys quality time with family and friends, exploring new places, spending time in nature, and expressing her creativity through singing, woodburning, acrylic painting, interior decorating, and hands-on projects. She also finds joy in serving with her church’s Women’s Ministry.
