Becky’s practice is rooted in the belief that everyone, regardless of ability, has intrinsic value and something to teach the world. She views children not as projects to be molded, but as their own masterpieces in progress, and she believes parents are the ultimate experts in their child's journey. Knowing that occupational therapy can be done better, Becky works to provide an alternative to the traditional medical complex, creating an evidence-based, family-centered space where parents feel equipped and never alone. As a pediatric OT, she specializes in working with children with neurodevelopmental disabilities, especially those impacted by sensory processing and executive functioning differences. Becky loves to learn and regularly teaches in all capacities, from rooms full of devoted caregivers and local school professionals to future OTs at a local university and national conference attendees. She lives out the belief that we are all more than a single label, enjoying a full life outside of work as a mother of two, wife, runner, and friend.

Caitlyn has spent the first 5 years of working as a pediatric occupational therapist in Early Intervention, providing OT to children birth to three with developmental delays and disabilities. Caitlyn is an expert in parent coaching and grown to recognize that huge role parents play in their child's therapeutic outcomes. She is passionate about respecting the lived experience of each child and family and continues to work to better understand and uplift neurodivergency. Caitlyn thrives on creating authentic therapeutic relationships with everyone she serves. While she no longer serves clients with Adapt & Grow, Caitlyn enjoys her job with Sportable, guest lecturing at local universities, mentoring students, traveling, and training for marathons. 

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Sam is a pediatric occupational therapist, who is passionate about creating more inclusive and neurodiversity affirming environments for everyone to enjoy. She specializes in working with children with neurodevelopmental and sensory processing differences, as well as supporting families in understanding and navigating their needs. Sam believes that developing authentic therapeutic relationships, grounded in a sense of safety and trust, are essential for helping children learn and grow. Building on this foundation, the therapist, child, and family are able to work as a team to reach their goals by embedding skill development into daily routine and play-based activities. When not working, Sam enjoys volunteering with River City Inclusive Gym, traveling, reading, and doing puzzles.

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Mary Page believes that every child deserves to feel safe, grounded, and deeply confident in their own body. Driven by the belief that movement and adaptation open the door to a child's true potential, she brings a uniquely mindful, holistic approach to pediatric OT. Her practice is informed by her background as a certified Iyengar Yoga instructor, which gives her a deep understanding of body alignment, movement, and how a child interacts with their environment. As a licensed occupational therapist, Mary Page holds a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from Clarkson University and has extensive experience spanning home health, school-based, community, and residential settings. Honoring the same multifaceted life she encourages in her clients, Mary Page fills her time outside the clinic painting, cooking, and staying active outdoors.

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Whitney has been a pediatric speech-language pathologist for nearly 20 years. She has worked in a variety of settings including school systems, outpatient therapy centers, and private practices. She has a passion for working with children and families to help them identify communication strengths and turn areas of difficulty into opportunities for growth.  She is driven by all of the little “lightbuld” moments when she watches a child learn a new skill or make a step towards reaching a goal. She believes every child has potential and loves helping families learn how to challenge and help their children grow towards the fullest versions of themselves.  Whitney has experience treating a variety of communication skills and has a special interest in speech sound disorders, childhood language disorders, and feeding difficulties.  She loves getting to know the families she is supporting and cherishes the relationships she gets to develop as a byproduct of this role.  Outside of work, Whitney enjoys spending time with her husband and their three children, pushing herself through a demanding workout, volunteering at her church, reading, and traveling. 

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