A distinguished graduate of Quinnipiac University’s accredited Occupational Therapy Program, Allie holds a dual Bachelor of Science in Health Science Studies and a Master of Occupational Therapy, complemented by a minor in psychology. Her dedication to the field of occupational therapy extends beyond academia, as she has published research in OT Practice magazine highlighting the impact of circadian lighting and bright light therapy on improving sleep, mood, and engagement (January 2023).
A heartfelt communicator, Allie prioritizes cultivating meaningful connections with her clients and their families. With a diverse background working with children of all ages and various conditions, she empowers them to reach their goals and unlock their fullest potential. Continuously enhancing her expertise, Allie remains committed to ongoing education, seamlessly incorporating modalities – such as Pediatric Yoga and Mindfulness, and Integrated Listening Systems – into her daily practice.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Allie finds fulfillment in an active and enriching lifestyle. Whether practicing yoga, riding her bike, cooking, or exploring the outdoors with her loved ones, she embraces each moment with enthusiasm and gratitude. In essence, Allie embodies the spirit of holistic care, blending expertise with warmth and innovation to uplift those she serves.