Carrie is a 1996 graduate of the Medical College of Georgia Occupational Therapy program. She has worked in a variety of pediatric settings in Georgia, New York, and South Carolina, and Colorado. Over the past 20+ years, Carrie has continually sought to further her knowledge and understanding by completing continuing education on topics including sensory integration theory, infant massage instruction (IAIM), Integrated Listening Systems (iLs ), and Handwriting without Tears (HWT). She is NDT trained in pediatrics by the Neurodevelopmental Treatment Association and has completed the SPD Foundation Intensive Mentorship Program (Level 1 and Level 2) as well as The STAR Instructor training program.STAR Institute currently employs Carrie on a contract basis.
Carrie is a 1996 graduate of the Medical College of Georgia Occupational Therapy program. She has worked in a variety of pediatric settings in Georgia, New York, and South Carolina, and Colorado. Over the past 20+ years, Carrie has continually sought to further her knowledge and understanding by completing continuing education on topics including sensory integration theory, infant massage instruction (IAIM), Integrated Listening Systems (iLs ), and Handwriting without Tears (HWT). She is NDT trained in pediatrics by the Neurodevelopmental Treatment Association and has completed the SPD Foundation Intensive Mentorship Program (Level 1 and Level 2) as well as The STAR Instructor training program.STAR Institute currently employs Carrie on a contract basis.