Jasmine graduated with academic honors from Touro University in Nevada with a Master degree in Occupational Therapy. She has experience working with kids and families in school, early intervention, virtual tele-therapy and sensory clinic settings in across the world from the West coast of the US to Shanghai China. 

She has dedicated the last 9 years to learning more to learning about sensory processing and reflex integration and is a core-in-training for the MNRI method for reflex integration having now finished her 7th class. She was mentored with the seasoned therapists at Ready Set Go Therapy Clinic in Sausalito California before arriving in Oregon. 

She has served clients in the rehab inpatient setting while working in the Las Vegas school district and in client’s homes for early intervention services. She worked in schools, orphanages and the clinic setting in Shangahi China for one year and has since focused on working with children in the school and clinic settings from the Bay Area to Portland. 

 She has also studied the following approaches: DIR Floortime, SOS Feeding Approach, Therapeutic Listening and has taken all 3 parts of the Therapeeds courses in addition to the Sensory Chef and APD courses by the OT instructor Julia Harper. 

She specializes in treating children who are neuro-atypical with autism, learning delays and sensory processing disorder. She knows what it is like to have sensory processing difficulties and she has a deep compassion for kids who fly under the radar of the current medical system and those living with sensory processing disorder. 

Her favorite thing to do is to co-create new exercises with kids for them to  challenge themselves physically and build emotional resilience. In her free time she blogs about occupational therapy and enjoys time in nature with her dog and husband. 

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