Shannon received her Master's in Occupational Therapy from The University of Oklahoma. She was the 2006-2007 Occupational Therapy intern for the interdisciplinary LEND (Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities) program where she completed an additional 300 hours of education specializing in leadership and advocacy for children and youth with or at risk for developmental disabilities and  their families. Shannon also volunteers as a parent mentor for  the Oklahoma Family Network (OFN). Shannon is a Sensory Integration and Praxis Test (SIPT) certified therapist, indicating an additional 120 hours of intensive specialized training. She has worked in the school and private practice settings specializing in pediatrics, developmental disabilities, and sensory processing disorders.

Shannon has been married to her husband, Ryan, since 1997 and together they have three sons. Shannon became interested in pursuing a degree in Occupational Therapy after her oldest son was diagnosed with mild to moderate autism at the age of two. Prior to the completion of her Master's degree, Shannon's second son also received an autism diagnosis.

Shannon strives to provide the families she works with the balanced combination of professional education and personal experience to promote optimal child and family occupational performance.

Shannon Roberson, MOTR/L

Kelly Bradley, MOTR/L

Jessica Morris, COTA/L

Megan Atchley, Office Assistant

Kelly received her Master's in Occupational Therapy from the University of Oklahoma and a Bachelors in Fine Arts from The University of Central Oklahoma. She has worked in the school and private practice settings, specializing in pediatrics, developmental disabilities, and sensory processing disorders. She has also worked in long term care facilities helping to benefit individuals experiencing physical, cognitive, and social conditions interfering with their independence and quality of life. Kelly's degree in Fine Arts gives her a unique perspective and creative approach to problem solving, which she brings to the pediatric practice.

Kelly is married to her husband, Max, since 2006 and together they have one daughter. They are members of The Church of the Epiphany of the Lord.

Kelly is dedicated to making therapy fun and motivating while focusing on the child's and family's specific needs. She provides those she works with the combination of professional knowledge and creativity to maximize their occupational performance.

Jessica received her Associates Degree in Occupational Therapy in 1997 from Becker College in Worcester, Massachusetts. After graduation, she moved to Florida and took her National Board exam for Certification and Licensure. Jessica began practicing in a variety of settings including public and private schools, pediatric inpatient (acute care and rehab), pediatric outpatient clinics, and home health services.

In 1998 Jessica met her husband, Sean, and in 2001 they were married. Together, they share two beautiful children. One son, Joshua, born in 2003 and one daughter, Sienna, born in 2006. Shortly after the birth of her second child, Jessica learned that her son was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Jessica has been able to use her professional experience to contribute to her son's success in coping with his autism. With this personal experience, Jessica is able to relate to the parents of children with special needs, and assist families with the continued support they need.