Dr. Ashley Seiver, OTD, OTR/L
Everyone has things in life they want or need to do. As an occupational therapist, I believe that satisfaction stems from engaging in activities that align with one's values. Therefore, my work focuses on guiding individuals to engage in occupations they find meaningful; These could include adopting healthier lifestyle habits, enhancing organization skills, excelling in academic or professional settings, building social connections, managing stress, & more. Through a collaborative and conversation-based approach, I work with clients to identify goals, harness inner strengths, and overcome obstacles to making meaningful change.
I work with individuals seeking support in areas such as attention, motivation, sensory processing, relationship building, & time management. While I work with people of all ages, I have a particular passion for supporting college students and young professionals as they navigate the complexities of adulthood and discover their unique paths to fulfillment.
My practice is guided by my doctoral work on motivation & resiliency and prioritizes trauma processing to facilitate healing & engagement. I strive to create a warm environment where clients feel accepted & understood. Wherever you’re at on your journey, it would be my honor to help you to discover greater meaning and satisfaction in your life.
Watermelon
Watermelon isn't your average office dog. This gentle giant is an integral part of our therapeutic team. With his sweet demeanor and intuitive nature, Watermelon offers unconditional furry companionship. His superpower is creating a safe, welcoming space where even the most guarded hearts can open up.
Studies have shown that interacting with animals can lower stress, anxiety, and blood pressure, and Watermelon's presence certainly contributes to that positive effect. Whether it's a shared laugh over his goofy antics or a quiet moment stroking his soft fur, Watermelon reminds us of the importance of compassion, empathy, and the healing power of the human-animal connection.