Sarah Studley

Sarah received her bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences from Gettysburg College and her master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from Tufts University. She has experience working in pediatrics in a variety of settings, including sensory integration clinics, schools, and in home. She loves being able to use play to create meaningful connections and long lasting relationships with her clients and their families.

 

Sarah enjoys working with children of all ages to develop fine motor/visual motor skills, gross motor skills, feeding and self-care skills, self-regulation and executive functioning skills, and sensory processing. She has extensive training in sensory integration, including certification to administer and interpret the Evaluation in Ayres Sensory Integration Test (EASI). Sarah also has training in reflex integration, feeding, Brain Gym, praxis/executive functioning, ILS, and the treatment of fine motor and visual motor/perceptual challenges.

 

In her free time, Sarah enjoys spending time with friends and family. She particularly loves reading, taking her dog on long hikes, and traveling.