Our Mission

Tammie received her Physical Therapy degree from Quinnipiac University and has over 35 years of experience providing care for children. She is an APTA board-certified specialist in Pediatrics and is a consultant with the New Hampshire Special Medical Services. Tammie enjoys working with children with complex medical needs and has extensive experience in adaptive seating and equipment and home modifications. She has experience in working with children in schools, clinic, home and community environments. Tammie enjoys spending time with her family and is an avid Patriots fan. She adores her grandchildren and is always happy to share pictures and stories about them!

Jeff graduated from Ithaca College with a B.S. in Clinical Science and his M.S. in Physical Therapy. He has worked with patients from birth through young adulthood in home, school, community, and clinical settings. His areas of interest include pediatric fitness, bicycle training, and community-based recreation for all ability levels. He believes in celebrating each of life’s small successes, and that hard work and humor can go a long way in enriching a person’s life. Jeff enjoys spending time with his family and being active outdoors.

Kelsea received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Franklin Pierce University, after completing her Bachelors in Health Science at Quinnipiac University. Kelsea has experience working with children from birth through young adulthood in schools, the clinic, homes, aquatic and hippotherapy settings, in the community and assisting with complex equipment needs. Kelsea enjoys working alongside children and their families to promote play, learning, motor development, and participation in daily activities all while having fun! While Kelsea loves to travel and go on adventures, her home has always been in New Hampshire. Kelsea enjoys spending time on her family farm, exploring new outdoor activities with her family, and stroller running with her children and dog. When she’s brave, Kelsea attempts to master cake decorating and DIY projects at home.

Katie received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy after completing her Bachelors in Biology at Franklin Pierce University.  Katie has experience working with people from birth through adulthood in multiple settings, but has always had a passion for helping children achieve their goals using a family centered approach. Katie believes that everybody should have an opportunity to pursue or experience anything that brings them joy and enhances their lives. Katie has experience in aquatics, hippotherapy, school-based therapy, clinic-based therapy, wheelchair and equipment evaluation, and orthopedics/sports injuries. Her hobbies are crafting and reading. She especially enjoys spending time with her family, camping, reading, and going to the beach! 

Lynn received her Physical Therapist Assistant degree from Lasell Jr. College (currently, Lasell University) in Newton, Massachusetts.  She began her career working in a skilled nursing facility and in private orthopedic clinics.  She has been working in the schools for 30 years and feels fortunate to have found a job she loves, as well as blessed to be working with so many wonderful children.  Outside of work, Lynn loves spending time with her family and friends.  She enjoys being outside in the sun, whether at the ocean, kayaking, biking or even doing yard work. 

Linda graduated from Quinnipiac University with a BS in Occupational Therapy and an MS in Occupational Therapy from the University of New Hampshire. She worked with adults in hospital and home health settings before making the decision to try Pediatric OT. She has loved working with children in school and clinic settings for the last 30 years.   Her areas of interest are in ocular motor/visual challenges, sensory processing issues, and utilizing an Active Learning approach when working with children with significant challenges.  Linda believes that OT should be fun and engaging yet offer the “just-right-challenge” to help a child grow and develop.   Linda enjoys horseback riding, vegetable gardening, raising beef cattle and making hay on their family farm and especially enjoying spending time with her 7 grandchildren.  

Jess received her BSN from the University of Virginia Nursing School and Occupational Therapy degree from Winston Salem State University.  Her background is primarily in adult care across many settings though she feels she has finally found her home in pediatrics. Jess has special interests in art, music, and travel.  She loves living in a rural town, enjoying the outdoors.  She has two daughters that keep her very busy!