Taryn Erickson, MS, OTR/L, is an AOTA certified and California licensed Occupational Therapist focusing her practice on clinic-based pediatric treatment and individual child, family, and school consultation services. After graduating from the University of California, Santa Barbara, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology, Taryn earned her Master of Science degree in Occupational Therapy from California State University, Dominguez Hills, where she received the Academic Excellence Award upon graduation. 

Taryn specializes in the treatment and evaluation of children with various difficulties and delays related to fine motor, gross motor, visual motor, sensory processing, social-emotional, and adaptive skill development. Additionally, Taryn treats and evaluates various diagnoses, including Autism, Attention Deficit Disorder, genetic disorders, neurological disorders, sensory processing disorder, feeding problems, and developmental motor and coordination disorders. She also has extensive experience working with Developmental Optometrists and children with ocular motor, visual processing, visual-spatial, and visual-motor difficulties. 

Her unique and extensive experience working with children of all ages gives her a comprehensive and holistic perspective on child development.  Taryn loves getting to “play” with her clients while simultaneously targeting the child’s goals and strives to make each treatment session individualized, motivating, and fun. Taryn strongly believes in an interdisciplinary approach among teammates and other professionals. She builds a collaborative partnership among parents and caregivers to best support progress and carryover of learning and skill acquisition. 

Rosalie Carbone, MSOT, MBA, OTR/L, is a California Board-licensed Occupational Therapist and a California Children’s Services (CCS) provider. Rosalie, a native East Coaster, graduated from Sacred Heart University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy. She recently received a Master’s in Business Administration with a concentration in Health Care Administration from Colorado Technical Institute. Rosalie is now actively pursuing advanced practice in the areas of feeding and swallowing.

Rosalie has over 8 years of experience in the field of Occupational Therapy, working in outpatient pediatrics/early intervention as well as in acute inpatient hospital settings. She has worked with a variety of ages, ranging from premature infants in the neonatal ICU to adult and geriatric patients. Rosalie enjoys working with a diverse array of patients in a multitude of therapeutic settings.

She has worked with a wide variety of diagnoses ranging from developmental delays, Autism, ADHD, neurological disorders, sensory processing disorders, congenital motor disorders, to feeding concerns.

Rosalie believes therapy should not only be functional but also fun. She believes in holistic treatment for each individual: mind, body, and spirit. She believes therapeutic interventions are most effective through play, exploration, and collaborative teamwork. During Rosalie’s sessions, she utilizes different therapeutic exercises, NDT handling techniques, sensory strategies, gross/fine/visual motor activities, ADL simulations, oral motor techniques, and family education to work on goals.

Outside of work, Rosalie loves working out, traveling with her husband, hiking with their German Shepherd Rush, and spending time with friends and family.