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Sandra Glovak, OTR, Director: Sandy has been the director at Sensory Systems Clinic since 1982.  She graduated from Wayne State University in 1976, and has completed training in Sensory Integration, Oral Motor, Neurodevelopmental Training, Integrative Manual Therapy, Interactive Metronome, Craniosacral Therapy, cranial therapy, Myofascial Release, Therapeutic Listening, Core Course Samonas Sound Therapy, DIR/Floortime, Attachment, Autism, Infant Developmental Assessment, Neurofeedback and many others.  She is certified to administer and interpret the Sensory Integration and Praxis Tests.   She has co-authored a chapter in Case Studies in Infant Mental Health: Risk, Resiliency and Relationships (publisher is Zero to Three 2002, editor Shirilla and Weatherston) and co-authored (Deborah Weatherston, PhD and Julie Ribaudo, MSW) an article in Infants and Young Children, An Interdisciplinary Journal of Special Care Pediatrics (July 2002).  Sandy sub-specializes in continuing education training, assessment/evaluation, advanced cranial sacral work and management.

  

Judi Schmidt, OTR, Clinical Director: Judi graduated from Wayne State University in 1969.  She has completed training in Sensory Integration, Oral Motor, Neurodevelopmental Training, Integrative Manual Therapy, Craniosacral Therapy, cranial therapy, Myofascial Release, Therapeutic Listening, Core Course Somonas Sound Therapy, DIR/Floortime, Infant Developmental Assessment and many, many others. She subspecializes in continuing education training, clinic staff development, advanced manual therapy, assessment/evaluation and treatment of adult developmentally delayed and individuals with severe multiple impairments.  Judi also is skilled with general evaluations. Expanded Vitae

 

Megan Reppenhagen, OTR:  Megan graduated from Western Michigan University in 1998. She has completed training in Sensory Integration, Neurodevelopmental Training, Oral Motor, Handwriting Without Tears/Benbow, Craniosacral Therapy, Myofascial Release, Infant and Toddler Massage, Biological causes of Autism, Infant Developmental Assessment, Managing Visual Deficits,  Brain Gym, Therapeutic Listening and she is certified to administer and interpret the Sensory Integration and Praxis Tests.   Megan has a subspecialty of assessment/evaluation, continuing education training, and handwriting/hand skill.  Expanded Vitae

 

Josette Sandvik, COTA:  Joei graduated from Cuyahoga Community College in Cleveland, Ohio in 1999. She has completed training in Sensory Integration, Beckman (oral) Protocol, Handwriting Without Tears/Benbow, Integrative Manual Therapy, Interactive Metronome, Craniosacral, Therapeutic Listening, and Infant Massage. Joei also specializes in integrating Craniosacral Therapy with emotional/attachment issues. Expanded Vitae

  

Amanda Zaagman, OTR: Amanda graduated from Western Michigan University in 2004.  She has completed her certification in Sensory Integration, trained in Craniosacral, Interactive Metronome, How to Jump Start Learning with Sensory Integration, and Seeing Through Tears.  


 

Sensory Systems Clinic, P.C.

30801 Jefferson Ave.

St. Clair Shores, MI   48082

Phone:  (586)  293-7553