About us
At Imago, we believe that all children were created to reflect the image of God and are therefore unique and capable. We love to see the excitement that newfound independence, play and interaction brings to a child. We provide occupational therapy services within functional environments, including at home, school and within your community to help your child build skills in the areas of:
feeding and eating independence (infant, toddler and childhood)
toileting independence & pelvic floor intervention
gross and fine motor strength and coordination
sensory processing (including but not limited to interoception skill building)
self regulation and attention
visual perceptual and visual motor
cognitive and executive functioning
social and emotional development
The goal of our services is to build on your child’s strengths so that they are empowered to engage in all that life has to offer, including: daily self care, play, social activities and routines.
We are so glad that you are here to check us out, and are excited to experience life’s occupations with you!
About Lindsay
Lindsay has over five years of experience as a pediatric occupational therapist working in early intervention, schools, private practice and hospitals. She is a graduate of the University of Delaware (Go Blue Hens!) where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in Health Studies with a minor in Human Development and Family Studies. She received her master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University in 2017 and has been an adjunct faculty member and lab instructor in the Jefferson Occupational Therapy Program since 2018. Lindsay’s professional passions include infant and child development, sensory integration and processing and kindergarten readiness, with specialized interest and experience with infant and child feeding and toileting independence. She holds certifications in Interactive Metronome® and pediatric kinesiotaping and has received specialized training in sensory processing and integration, Interoception, Lifestyle Redesign®, pediatric concussion and orthopedics, and the Zones of Regulation®. She is a student of the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute in the specialized area of pediatric bowel and bladder dysfunction.Helping families give the gift of participation to their child is her favorite part of her job! Lindsay’s job as an OT is one of her favorite occupations, along with swimming, gardening, spending time at the beach and being with her family and friends. Lindsay, her husband, Andrew, and their dog, Bear, live in West Chester, PA.
