Dana is a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant with specialized training in complex feeding therapy. She provides skilled, evidence informed intervention for children with a wide range of developmental needs, including autism spectrum disorder, fine and visual motor delays, sensory processing disorder, Down syndrome, and global developmental delays. 

Dana has developed a strong clinical focus in pediatric feeding therapy and has completed extensive, advanced training in the treatment of complex feeding challenges, including sensory based feeding difficulties, oral motor dysfunction, and feeding aversion.

Her approach is individualized and strength based, with an emphasis on functional, meaningful outcomes. Dana is highly skilled in developing practical, family centered strategies that support carryover into daily routines and promote long term success.