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.

Mallory Rapalyea, OTD

FUN FACT: Mallory was born and raised in Massachusetts, but before moving to Michigan she
lived in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Florida!

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.