Sarah earned her Masters of Occupational Therapy from the University of Kansas Medical Center with a focus in vision. During her time at KU, she gained clinical experience working in the hospital setting and school setting with students ranging from preschool though high school. Sarah has experience working in infant toddler the way through high school age. She led a life skills groups for middle and high schoolers to learn skills jobs, cleaning, and grocery shopping after graduation. Sarah has primarily worked in early childhood. During her time at Children’s Center for Visually Impaired, she was also able to work with infants and toddlers in the home, and helped support several families when they brought their preemies home. Sarah also has experience providing aquatic therapy with infants through preschoolers. She enjoys supporting kids and families to reach their goals using a play-based, sensory approach, and is passionate about supporting those with visual impairments.  

Outside of work, Sarah enjoys spending time with her family and friends. She has one daughter in college and one in high school. You may find her at a dance competition supporting her youngest’s passion for dance. She loves traveling, hiking, working out, and reading. She also spends time experimenting with recipes, to support one of her daughter’s food allergies. If you ever need a substitute for something, she probably knows it or can find it!