Our Practice

Stacey Wasserman is a licensed and nationally certified Occupational Therapist for 7 years, with 4.5 years experience in outpatient pediatrics. She receieved her B.S. and M.S. in Occupational Therapy at Elizabethtown College. Through school, Stacey Wasserman established a connection with mental health practice. She first used this passion as she practiced at an adult psychiatric hospital. As she gained experience working with adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Stacey Wasserman decided to transition her practice to pediatrics. Through this time Stacey Wasserman built her knowledge of motor development, sensory processing, and social/emotional development. Her certifications include Therapeutic Listening, Interactive Metronome, and Wilbarger approach to sensory defensiveness. Stacey Wasserman strongly focuses on the needs of the child with high involvement of the family. She promises for therapy sessions to be filled with smiles, laughter, and fun!

Rebecca Lillquist is a licensed and nationally certified occupational therapist. She received her MS from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, and a BS from the University of Delaware. Rebecca has professional experience in the school setting and mental health with veterans. She is passionate about working with children, and she is dedicated to meeting their specific needs, and ensuring proactive family involvement. Rebecca is excited to bring her skills and enthusiasm to the My Kids Therapy team, and make sessions active, playful and fun!

Megan Tiralla is a licensed and certified Occupational Therapist with 9 years experience in the pediatric therapy field. She received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Salisbury University and her M.S in Occupational Therapy from Shenandoah University. For the last 5 years, Megan has worked as an occupational therapist in a wide range of programs within the public school setting, serving children age 2-21 with varying abilities and challenges. Megan works very closely with children who have behavioral difficulties, emotional disorders, Autism, ADHD and complicated medical diagnoses. She is certified in Interactive Metronome, The Alert Program, Zones of Regulation and Handwriting without Tears. Megan has an extensive background in sensory processing disorders as well. Being a mom herself, Megan is aware of the challenges modern families face and understands how to engage the whole family in therapy. She calls upon her experiences with her own boys to plan exciting, engaging and meaningful therapy sessions.