Tiffany learned about the role of occupational therapy with the developmentally disabled population when she coached a softball team for Special Olympics and knew it was time for a career switch.

After a 10 year career in cardiovascular technology, she graduated from Barry University with a Masters in Science in Occupational Therapy in May of 2011. She started her career in pediatrics seeing her clients, aged birth to 22, in outpatient, home health, and private school settings. She has experience with a variety of childhood and developmental diagnoses including Autism Spectrum Disorders, ADHD/ADD, Sensory Processing Disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Chromosomal anomalies, and other developmental delays. She served on the faculty in the Barry University department of Occupational Therapy as an adjunct professor/lab instructor,  teaching Pediatric Evaluation and Assessment, Development in Early Adulthood/Transitioning, and Evaluation and Assessment in Late Life to Masters level graduate students.

She enjoys the teamwork of collaborating with her colleagues in various disciplines and her clients’ families to provide the best possible services and outcomes for the young clients at Kids Aboard.

Dr. Morris received her bachelor's degree in Microbiology and Molecular Biology at the University of Central Florida. She graduated from the University of St. Augustine with both a master's and doctorate in Occupational Therapy, and is a former teacher. 

She is an ImPACT Trained Occupational Therapist (ITOT) with specialized training in concussion management. She has over 3 years experience as an OT, working with the pediatric population in home health, outpatient clinics and schools, and the geriatric population in skilled nursing rehabilitation centers. She enjoys impacting one’s quality of life in a holistic manner.

Ellen has been a Speech-Language Pathologist for over 35 years, working in homes, hospitals and clinics. She specializes in oral motor/feeding/swallowing problems, speech/language and neurological disorders, Central Auditory Processing Disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorder and more.

Although she's very progress-oriented, she provides a unique style of personalized therapy in a nurturing, learning environment.

I have worked in the childcare setting as a daycare assistant before beginning my path in Occupational Therapy. Now, as a pediatric COTA, I get to play all day while achieving developmental goals. I love to research so my experience is with both adults and children. I’ve worked in neuromuscular therapy for adults, home health, ortho, and now Peds OT. I’ve been a COTA for 4 years. I am a graduate from Keiser and in the process of obtaining my masters in OT.