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Abbey graduated from East Tennessee State University in 2021 and holds national certification through the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. She has a special interest in infants and children with feeding difficulties including pickiness to textures, bottle-feeding, and transitioning to solids. She has experience evaluating and treating children from birth to 18 years of age with a wide range of speech/language disorders and feeding difficulties.

Abbey is passionate about supporting children and families through evidence-based intervention. She values collaboration with caregivers and other professionals to help each child build functional communication and feeding skills that support success in everyday life.

In her free time, Abbey loves playing with her daughter, spending time outside with her family, exercising, and traveling to the beach.

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Anna graduated from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in 2020 with a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and went on to earn her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from UTC in 2023. Her clinical training included fieldwork rotations at a hospital in Knoxville and an inclusive preschool in Nashville, providing experience across a variety of settings and populations. For her doctoral capstone, she developed and implemented occupational therapy practices for adults with substance use disorders and other serious mental illnesses in Chattanooga.

Since graduating, she has worked in outpatient pediatric occupational therapy for over a year, where she has discovered a strong passion for nature-based therapy and helping children grow through meaningful, engaging experiences. Outside of occupational therapy, she enjoys CrossFit, hiking with her dog Maui, playing volleyball, and getting lost in a good book.

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Heather earned her bachelor’s degree in Health Science from Lee University in 2020 and her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in 2023. During her clinical training, she worked with pediatric patients across a wide range of ages and needs, sparking her interest in complex pediatric care.

Since graduating, Heather has worked with children from birth through early adulthood, including those with delayed motor development, premature birth, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, hypermobility disorders, Cerebral Palsy, and medically complex needs. She focuses on helping infants and children build strong foundational movement skills that support confidence, participation, and enjoyment in physical activity.

Heather’s interest in supporting children with ADHD, Autism, and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders is inspired by her own experiences and those of friends and family, giving her a unique perspective on the challenges families face. She uses a neuro-affirming, sensorimotor-based approach and values interdisciplinary collaboration. She is a certified Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) practitioner (Introductory Level A), has experience with MNRI reflex integration, and is currently participating in the EDS ECHO program for allied health professionals, which focuses on care for patients with Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders (HSD) and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS).

Outside of work, Heather enjoys reading on her porch, going on walks with her poodle-mutt rescue, Kira, and hosting board game and video game nights with friends.

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Katie graduated from Sewanee: The University of the South in 2004 and earned her Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from the Medical University of South Carolina in 2008. She spent 15 years practicing pediatric occupational therapy, working with children from birth through early adulthood. Her experience spans a variety of settings, including outpatient clinics, home-based therapy, and school environments.

While deeply passionate about her therapeutic work, Katie stepped away from direct clinical practice to focus on raising her four children, each in different stages of life. After a two-year break, she rejoined the therapy world by becoming part of the Treehouse Therapy team, where she supports the practice behind the scenes through administrative work to help the clinic grow and thrive.

Outside of work, Katie enjoys spending time with friends, exercising, listening to audiobooks, playing mahjong, and traveling with friends and family. She also loves supporting her children’s many activities, which include theater, ballet, lacrosse, and various other sports.

COTA/L

Micha has always been passionate about helping individuals reach their highest potential in overall health and well-being. After earning a bachelor’s degree in Health and Wellness Promotion from the University of North Carolina at Asheville, she gained several years of experience working with children of all abilities in Hamilton County schools and community programs. Through this work, she discovered occupational therapy and knew it was her calling.

She went on to earn an Associate of Applied Science degree through the Occupational Therapy Assistant program at Roane State Community College. She loves supporting children as they learn, grow, and work through challenges, helping them build the skills needed to live full and meaningful lives.

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Sarah has always been passionate about working with children and supporting families. After earning her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, she brings that passion into her practice each day.

Her professional interests include neuroscience, psychology, and all areas of child development. Prior to becoming an occupational therapist, she worked in Applied Behavior Analysis as a Registered Behavior Technician—an experience that shaped her clinical perspective and strengthened her ability to support children with diverse needs. She enjoys being creative, problem-solving, and collaborating closely with families to promote meaningful growth, independence, and participation for every child.

Originally from Franklin, Tennessee, she has called Chattanooga home for more than eight years after moving here for college. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time outdoors, walking, reading, practicing Pilates, and spending time with family and friends.

Billing Specialist

In 2009. Tiffany married her husband, Josh and together they welcomed their son, Jackson. After Jackson was diagnosed with autism, Tiffany developed a deep passion for advocating for autism awareness and supporting other families navigating similar journeys. She loves Jesus and enjoys spending time with her family, relaxing at the beach, sipping chai tea, listening to audiobooks, and connecting with friends. Tiffany is creative and enjoys crafting, especially crocheting, and organization is one of her greatest strengths. Working behind the scenes at Treehouse Therapy—ensuring details are in order and helping the clinic run smoothly—is something she truly loves and finds deeply fulfilling.