Sheri Simkins, PT, PCS
Sheri received her BS in Physical Therapy in 1981 from the University of
Puget Sound. She became board-certified as a clinical specialist in
Pediatric physical therapy by the American Board of PT Specialists in
2000. She received CCS/ESA School Distric Certification in 1981 and was
certified in the Pediatric Neuro-Developmental Treatment (NDT) in 1986,
completing their Advanced Baby Course, Lower Extremity and Gait Problems in
Children with CP, and Graduate Baby Course. She has been casting and
fitting foot orthotics since 1983. She has also participated in the
Technical Assistance for Self Care (TASC) symposiums, and has Threshold
Electrical Stimulation (TES) training. She has been trained in numerous
infant and pediatric assessments, including the Bayley Scales of Infant
and Toddler Development, Third Edition. Licensed in Montana, Washington,
and California, she has concentrated on treating children for 25 year.
Kimberlee
Raynovich, MSPT, PCS
Kimberlee received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Colorado
and her Master’s from Columbia University. She has been practicing for the
last eleven years in New Jersey and New York in hospital, school, and
private settings. She is a Pediatric Certified Specialist whose specific
interests are manual therapy, particularly of the spine, respiratory
retraining, orthopedic rehabilitation, and serial casting. She has
experience with children with wide and varied issues including
neurological, orthopedic, and developmental delay problems.
Nancy Harris, DPT
Nancy received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University
of Montana in 2007. She completed an internship at Epicenter Therapy
Services and stayed on as a member of our team.
Christa Drab, MS, CCC/SLP
Christa Drab graduated from Idaho State University in 1997 with a Masters
in Speech-Language Pathology. She has worked for two school districts and
a private rehabilitation company, and has been in private practice for
seven years. She has done extensive postgraduate work on the oral motor
aspect of speech and feeding, feeding disorders, and improving eating
behaviors with feeding aversion. Other areas of special interest include
deaf and hard-of-hearing children, genetic syndromes, and sensory
integration. In addition to language delays, Christa is experienced in
working with dyspraxia and dysarthria, autism spectrum disorders,
articulation disorders, and developmental delays. She has been trained in
PECS, sign language, and the use of low-tech augmentative communication
strategies for minimally verbal children. She provides services at the
clinic, in-home, or daycare.
Holly Kassner, COTA/L
Holly completed her Associate of Applied Science in Occupational Therapy
Assistant program from North Dakota State College of Science in 2006.
Holly specializes in treating school-aged children with a focus
on behavior and sensory integration.
Amy Lincoln, PhD, CCC-SLP
Amy received her Masters in Speech-Language Pathology
from the University of Washington in 1996 and then pursued a Doctorate in
Neuro Science at University of California at Davis in 2007. She has worked
in private practice settings. Her passion is in working with school aged
children with language and learning disabilities.
Lindsey Anderson, MOTR/L
Lindsey received her Masters of Occupational Therapy
from the University of North Dakota in 2007. Through her volunteer time at
Eagle Mount directing the cycling and golfing programs she has developed a
strong interest in dealing with children with disabilities.
Erin Russell, MOTR/L
Erin received her Masters of Occupational Therapy from
Pacific University in 2007. Her interest in treating children developed
while participating in an internship with the Las Vegas School
District. She is leading handwriting classes at Epicenter.
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