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Lucy Segesky, Lucy has a BA in occupational therapy
and psychology from the College of St. Catherine, St. Paul,
MN. She is currently finishing her masters in education via
St. Mary’s University, Winona. Lucy is a certified massage
therapist, certified interactive metronome therapist, and
she has also completed The Listening Program certification.
Lucy has many interests including myofacial release and
cranial sacral therapy and is a member of the U.S. Army
Reserve. Lucy loves working with the pediatric population
and helping families understand sensory processing and
incorporating home programs.
Allyson Shannon, MA-CCC/SLP, has an M.A. in communication disorders,
and has a special interest in pragmatic social-communications
skills as well as early language development. What’s important
to Allyson? “Making a personal connection with a child
and his or her family or caregivers; having a part in teaching
a child a new skill that broadens his or her ability to communicate
with family and peers.”
Kristen J Stebbins, OTR/L
Kristen has been working at The Therapy Place since May of
2000. She has previously worked in school settings, early
intervention programs, out-patient clinics and provided home
health care. Kristen provides individual therapy and is a
member of The Therapy Place feeding team. Watching a child
increase their level of independence and comfort in everyday
tasks is one of Kristen’s favorite parts of being a therapist.
Jana VandenHoek, OTR/L, has a B.S. in occupational therapy.
Jana has been practicing in pediatrics for six years in clinics
and school settings, specializing in sensory integration (SIPT
certified) and Autism. “I love connecting with the kids
and their families and helping them better understand the
process of sensory integration.”
Jennifer Voorhees, OTR/L Jenni has a B.S. in occupational
therapy. She has worked in early childhood education and with
children on the autistic spectrum. Her specialties are fine
motor skills, visual perceptual skills and sensory integration
techniques. “Seeing the excitement on a child’s face
the first time they master a task is priceless.”
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