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Pediatric Therapy Clinic

(701) 757-2155

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Occupational Therapists

Our Outstanding Occupational Therapists

Free Developmental Screenings  |  Tele-Health Available  |  Family and Locally Owned

Free Developmental Screenings
Tele-Health Available
Family and Locally Owned

Little Miracles, Inc employs a staff of highly trained, extremely knowledgeable occupational therapists to help your children! With our staff's over 80 years of combined experience, you can count on Little Miracles, Inc to deliver expertly coordinated, collaborative therapies. Plus, your kids will love our family-friendly occupational therapy setting! Visit our therapy center at 2200 Library Circle, Grand Forks, ND 58201 for a firsthand look at our superb staff and facilities!

Kayla

OTR/L, MOT Occupational Therapist

Kayla graduated from University of North Dakota In 2011 with her Master's Degree in Occupational Therapy. Prior to starting at Little Miracles in January of 2014, she worked with both adult and pediatric patients in a variety of settings including outpatient, inpatient, and the school. She has a passion for working with children of all ages and abilities. Her areas of interest include sensory integration, emotional regulation, social skill development, and developmental and physical disabilities. Kayla has completed several courses related to trauma and sensory processing including psycho-sensory processing intervention and also is trained in the Beckman Oral Motor program. 




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Paige Ulvog

Paige 

OTR/L, MOT Occupational Therapist

Paige graduated from the University of North Dakota in 2020 with her Master's Degree in Occupational Therapy. She gained fieldwork experience in an acute patient setting and within the school system. Paige joined Little Miracles, Inc. in December 2020. She brings an enthusiasm for serving children of all abilities and their families within and around the community. Her passion for working with the pediatric population is contagious! She looks forward to being a part of your child's journey towards enhancing their ability to participate and engage in all aspects of their life.




Alycia 

OTR/L, MOT Occupational Therapist

Alycia graduated from the University of North Dakota in May of 2021. She was eager to begin her profession in the pediatric setting and began working at Little Miracles, Inc. shortly after graduating. She has gained fieldwork experience in a pediatric outpatient setting and a rehabilitation facility. Alycia understands the value and impact that occupational therapy has on children and their loved ones. As a result of her personal and professional experiences with the pediatric population, Alycia is devoted to addressing the needs of children with varying abilities to allow for optimal function in their environment each day!





Kaitlyn Bosch
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Brianna

OTR/L, MOT Occupational Therapist

Brianna graduated from the University of North Dakota with her Masters of Occupational Therapy degree in May of 2021. She has gained fieldwork experience with Little Miracles Inc. as well as at an inpatient rehabilitation facility. She enjoyed her fieldwork experience and decided to join us this July. Brianna is passionate about aiding children to reach their full potential through occupational therapy services. She looks forward to working with you and your child to gain the skills they need to learn to access and play in their environment and with their peers.



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