Occupational Therapy Team

Occupational therapy (OT) facilitates individuals becoming more functionally independent. This may include daily activities such as self-cares (eating, dressing, toileting, hygiene); participating fully in the community, school, and social settings; school readiness skills (handwriting or focusing on schoolwork); and/or more advanced everyday tasks (meal preparation, household chores, using the phone).

Casey Bross OTD, OTRL, CLT, CLC

FUN FACT: Although Casey cannot carry a tune in a bucket, that does not stop her from constantly
walking around the clinic singing! She can make up a catchy toddler song on a dime about
anything at all and often uses burping noises as her lyrics if it’ll make a kid laugh. The patients
love it! Her husband, not so much.

Megan Horton MOT, OTRL

FUN FACT: Megan is a twin! So, it is no wonder that she is so amazing at making everyone around
her feel loved.

Rachel Williams OTD, OTRL

FUN FACT: Despite the fact that Rachel was a picky eater as a child, as an adult she will happily
finish your plate for you, regardless of what meal you were eating. And yes, we also find it ironic
that she is now a feeding therapist.

Sarah Masinda MOT, OTRL

FUN FACT: Sarah loves dogs but is terrified of sandhill cranes and she is basically a semi-pro
kickball player.

Marci Garcia, OTA

FUN FACT: Marci spent time with us here at Mini Mitten as a student. Once she graduated, we just had to bring her back. Welcome back Marci!
Marci + Mini Mitten = Perfect Match!

Kari Sheid, OTA

FUN FACT: From camping to riding dirt bikes, Kari loves the great outdoors! Making memories up
north with her kids like her childhood experiences is very special to Kari.

Angela Buvia, OTRL

FUN FACT: Coming Soon...