Sanela Ombasic

With a foundation in cognitive science, psychology, and philosophy from Franklin & Marshall College, Sanela brings a uniquely multidisciplinary perspective to her work with children. Her path to occupational therapy was shaped by two years teaching first grade through Teach for America, where she recognized how foundational developmental skills directly impact a child's ability to thrive academically. Sanela has since worked across school and clinical settings, serving children from infancy onward, including at the South Miami Hospital Child Development Center. She is committed to a collaborative, strength-based approach that helps each child build the skills they need to reach their full potential.

Service types

• Occupational Therapy