Amy attended Winston-Salem University where she achieved her Master of Science degree with speciality in Occupational Therapy. From an early age snuggling with her babydolls to working as a YMCA camp counselor and nanny, Amy has been driven to help and care for children. As part of the Integration Station team, she is excited to expand her expertise and help even more children in our sensory clinic and those needing occupational therapy in the home and daycare settings.

Amy values consistent collaboration within the team for the promotion of successful outcomes among the children and families served. She says, “I love being inspired and creative—whether it’s celebrating small wins or finding new ways to tackle challenges. Amy also feels that through clear and open communication, she is able to help her patients really reach their full potential.

Amy is experienced in helping children across all ages and varying diagnoses. She has extended training in Autism, Sensory Processing, executive functioning, and Developmental Disabilities. As part of the IS team, she is excited to share her knowledge and creative treatment ideas, while continually learning from her peers.

In her free time, Amy enjoys cooking. She often finds herself playing iron chef, using random items from her fridge to create a new and tasty dish!