Kidnectivity

Hello! My name is Sabrina. I earned my Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from Concordia University Wisconsin in May 2025. I chose pediatrics because supporting children and their families brings me purpose and joy.
My experience includes outpatient pediatrics, hospital-based care, and working with a nonprofit on the south side of Chicago. These settings shaped my commitment to family-centered care, co-regulation, empathy, and seeing the whole child—not only their challenges but their strengths.
I value collaboration, clear communication, and creating a space where every child feels understood and every family feels supported. My goal is to help your child grow with confidence while making therapy meaningful, engaging, and aligned with your family’s needs.

Thank you to the allowing us to support such a wonderful cause. We’re honored to have been a sponsor and look forward to seeing the impact this event makes.

Progress looks even better with a buddy by your side! Celebrating small wins and big hearts!

Sometimes, the most magical things are the ones we pass by every day. Slow down, look closer, and start noticing the beauty in the little things.

Celebrating the incredible impact of occupational therapy — empowering lives, restoring independence, and inspiring strength every day. Thank you to all the OTs making a difference!

Acceptance is the key to unlocking the potential of every person.” - Temple Grandin, an autism advocate and author

Hi! My name is Krishna Patel. Being a part of the Kidnectivity family as an Occupational Therapist has opened my eyes to what really matters. I have gotten to learn, grow, and cherish every big and little accomplishment. My approach is all about connecting with each child in a way that makes them feel comfortable and safe while working on their goals to live a full and meaningful life. I also love working closely with parents, offering empathy and support every step of the way, because I believe in the power of teamwork to help children reach their full potential. I’m excited to be part of your child’s journey!

My Brain Is Magic is an empowering children’s book that celebrates neurodiversity, self-love, and the unique ways our brains work. Through vibrant storytelling, it encourages confidence, resilience, and embracing one’s individuality.

Hi! I’m Dagmara, true believer in unique, strength-based individualized therapy, using a play based approach as a focal guide to her practice. As a native of Poland, I’m adept at working with individuals with diverse backgrounds and employs a family and multicultural approach to my treatment. I strongly believe in reaching the potential of each child through emphasizing their strengths while targeting their challenge areas with evidence-based theories and frameworks of practice. My love and compassion for working with children is reflected in my deep connection with them and their families and my desire to make a change.

Struggling with something new? Remember, you just haven’t mastered it yet! ✨ The Magical Yet is the perfect reminder for kids (and adults) that learning takes time and patience. Keep going!

Hi! My name is Megan, and I’m one of Kidnectivity’s occupational therapists. After a few years of working in journalism and health media, I realized I wanted to have a more direct impact on supporting people’s health and well-being. I collaborate with kids and their families to help them better understand how their bodies and minds work together. I love seeing my clients learn, grow, and build the self-confidence they need to reach their full potential!