Bio

Stephanie co-founded Diverge Community Services with the vision to provide client-centered and individualized treatment for any individual, believing ALL HUMANS deserve to live their lives joyfully and to the fullest. Stephanie completed her professional training in Occupational Therapy at Eastern Michigan University while receiving her combined bachelor’s psychology from the universities Honors College.

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In her professional career, she has worked with ages 0-91 adults as an occupational therapist in a variety of clinic and school settings. Her passion for helping others understand their diverse abilities arose as a teenager when she was learning more about herself. Throughout her life, she has received extensive training in the areas of sensory processing, neurological development, psychology, selective eating, and learning differences. Stephanie uses neurodiversity-affirming practices with a focus on relationship-based modeling during treatment for connections and safety with individuals.

In her spare time, if she is not reading a new book you can find her walking her dogs or her horse in the forest.

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Meyer Briggs: INFP

Clifton Strengths: Relator, Achiever, Individualization, Learner, and Futuristic