Brittany Ferri is an occupational therapist, writer, and business owner with specialized expertise in mental health, pediatrics, and teletherapy. She has worked in diverse clinical settings, including assisted living facilities, hospitals, and home health agencies, as well as with children and teens to enhance developmental outcomes. Brittany holds a Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from Quinnipiac University and a PhD in Integrative Mental Health from Saybrook University. Brittany has authored the Social & Motor Skills Curriculum for Kids and has served as a guest lecturer for various OT/OTA programs, sharing her knowledge of behavioral health and pediatric therapy. Her work has been recognized by leading media outlets such as NBC News, WebMD, and CNN. By developing evidence-based tools and resources, she supports kids and teens in achieving emotional resilience, physical development, and overall well-being.
