Occupational Therapist, Founder of The Grove Pediatric Therapy

Hi, I'm Camille, a pediatric Occupational Therapist with over 10 years of experience helping children develop the skills they need to thrive in everyday life. I am certified in Sensory Integration and have extensive experience evaluating and treating children with a wide range of developmental, sensory processing, and motor challenges using evidence-based, play-based interventions.

As a founder of The Grove Pediatric Therapy, my vision is to create a place where children feel seen, celebrated, and empowered to grow. I believe every child deserves individualized care in an environment that fosters confidence, connection, and joy. My goal is to partner with families to help children build meaningful skills that support success at home, in school, and throughout their daily lives, while cultivating a welcoming community where every family feels supported from the very first visit.

Occupational Therapist, Founder of The Grove Pediatric Therapy

Hi, I’m Christina, a Pediatric Occupational Therapist with over 10 years of experience helping children build the skills they need to grow, learn, and succeed. I truly love what I do and feel incredibly grateful to partner with families during such an important part of their child's journey.

I have a special passion for feeding therapy and reflex integration. Whether I'm helping a child feel more confident at mealtimes, supporting sensory and motor development, or working on everyday life skills, my goal is always to make therapy engaging, meaningful, and tailored to each child's unique needs.

As a founder of The Grove Pediatric Therapy, my hope is to create a warm, welcoming space where children can build confidence, families feel heard, and every child is given the opportunity to reach their fullest potential. I look forward to getting to know your family and being part of your child's journey!

Speech Language Pathologist, Founder of Blooming Voices Pediatric Speech Therapy

Hi! I'm Lina Alokka, M.Ed., CCC-SLP, a licensed pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist and the founder of Blooming Voices Therapy.

I have specialized training in orofacial myofunctional therapy, oral placement therapy, feeding, speech sound disorders, tongue-tie pre- and post-release therapy, and pediatric language development. My goal is to empower families with practical strategies while helping each child build confidence and reach their fullest potential.

I'm passionate about helping children develop the communication, feeding, and oral motor skills they need to thrive. I believe every child is unique, and I strive to make therapy engaging, individualized, and meaningful for both children and their families.

At Blooming Voices Therapy, I am committed to creating a fun, supportive, and family-centered environment where children feel encouraged to learn, grow, and find their voice. 

Hi! I’m Miss Karen, a COTA/L with 8 years of experience,  specializing in Progressive Play—creatively adapting child-led activities and my intuitive sensorimotor approaches to meet each child where they are to promote self-assurance, strengths and meet milestones while making therapy feel natural and positive. 

Outside the clinic, I’ve been a Mom for 28 years and enjoy spending time with my 2 children cooking, enjoying nature and making projects; looking back, I was raising my own kiddos with OT strategies long before realizing OT even existed.

I love what I do and am excited to see how I will help my future families.

Dr. Rebecca is a dedicated pediatric physical therapist with four years’ experience and a passion for helping children move, play, and participate in the activities that matter most to them. She believes therapy should be both purposeful and fun, creating an encouraging environment where children can build confidence while developing the strength, coordination, balance, and mobility they need to thrive.

Dr. Rebecca takes a child-centered and family-focused approach to physical therapy. As a mother of four, she understands that every child develops differently. She works closely with families to create individualized treatment plans based on each child’s unique abilities, challenges, and goals. She is experienced in working with children ages 0-21 years with developmental delays associated with numerous medical diagnoses, torticollis, orthopedic malalignments and sports injuries.

Above all, Dr. Rebecca is committed to providing a welcoming, positive, and supportive environment where children feel comfortable being themselves. She is certified in analysis of movement patterns and gait mechanics, pediatric kinesiology taping, and the Universal Exercise Unit TheraSuit Method.

Helping little bodies make big waves—one milestone at a time.

At age 12, Jennifer was diagnosed with a rare degenerative nerve disease and told she would be in a wheelchair as an adult. Proving all the doctors wrong through a healthful lifestyle of nutrition and exercise, Jennifer is still standing. Jennifer believes movement is medicine and that corrective exercise and healthy daily habits can change outcomes and outlooks for the better. Jennifer began exercising with a purpose after her diagnosis which lead to years of working as a personal trainer and group fitness instructor. Wanting to further her knowledge, and help more people living with injury and pain, she became a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant in 2022.

Jennifer has knowledge and experience working with children with neurological, cerebellar and seizure disorders, Cerebral Palsy, sensory based issues, developmental delays, and orthopedic/ sports injury challenges. Spanning from infants with torticollis to young adults with movement disorders, Jennifer is experienced with meeting each child where they are, integrating a team approach to care, and providing a safe and happy environment for every child to move functionally and grow toward independence.

It is her mission to make PT a time for fun and growth. Jennifer recognizes that PT is hard work, requiring both physical and mental focus. Here at The Grove, we aim to put the Fun in Functional movement and provide an environment where children want to come to therapy. Jennifer believes Maria Montessori said it best, “Play is the work of children”.