Rooted in the Nervous System. Built for Real Progress.

At Unity Therapy Solutions, therapy starts with the brain and body — not behavior charts or isolated drills.

I specialize in working with children who have experienced:

  • Brain injuries (including HIE, stroke, TBI, anoxic injuries)

  • Birth trauma or NICU stays

  • Medical complexity or genetic conditions

  • Global developmental delays related to neurological origin

My services combine advanced training in MNRI® reflex integration and pediatric feeding therapy to support whole-child development across speech, feeding, posture, emotional regulation, and motor skills.

Services

  • This is where we begin.

    During this 90- or 120-minute assessment, I look at:

    • Reflex patterns

    • Postural control and core activation

    • Motor and sensory processing

    • Speech, feeding, and emotional regulation

    • Medical history and birth/trauma background

    You'll receive a customized clinical summary and plan, including which reflexes need support, how MNRI® can help, and whether an intensive is appropriate.

    👉 Most families feel seen and understood for the first time during this session.

  • Short-term. High impact. Rooted in neuroplasticity.

    Therapy Intensives involve 90 or 120 minutes of focused therapy daily (typically 5–10 consecutive days), designed to:

    • Activate and integrate primary reflexes

    • Improve postural stability, motor coordination, and feeding

    • Regulate the nervous system and build safety

    • Support speech, communication, and engagement

    • Accelerate gains that “stick”

    Sessions may include a mix of:

    • MNRI® Reflex Integration techniques

    • Pediatric feeding therapy

    • Oral-facial, visual-auditory, and tactile work

    • Home education so you can continue progress between sessions

    Therapy is hands-on, personalized, and respectful of your child’s body and brain. No two intensives are alike — because no two children are alike.

  • Feeding is never just about the mouth.

    If your child struggles with:

    • Unsafe swallowing

    • Gagging, choking, or aspirating

    • Difficulty transitioning to solids or cup drinking

    • Feeding aversion or oral-motor fatigue

    We’ll explore the nervous system, posture, reflexes, and muscle coordination behind the issue — and build a therapy plan that feels safe, respectful, and effective.

    Feeding success starts with regulation and trust — not pressure.

Due to limited capacity and my upcoming maternity leave, I am not currently accepting new clients for autism-only support. I deeply respect the autism community, and I encourage families to seek out providers who specialize in neurodivergent, communication-based therapies if that is your primary goal.

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What Happens After an Intensive?

The work doesn’t end when the intensive ends — but that doesn’t mean you’re on your own.

Every family receives a personalized home program with clear exercises, video links, and flexible guidance tailored to your child’s nervous system and your real life.

Whether your child has a brain injury, complex feeding needs, or global developmental delays, your home program is built to help you:

  • Reinforce the progress made during therapy

  • Create a rhythm that works for your family

  • Keep moving forward without feeling overwhelmed

How do we keep progress going at home?