Ms. Arianna received her Bachelor’s degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences from Seton Hall University and continued her education through Seton Hall University’s 3+3 program, earning her Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy.

Throughout her clinical fieldwork experiences, Ms. Arianna had the opportunity to work with individuals across a variety of settings, including adult acute and inpatient rehabilitation at NYU Langone and the New York City Department of Education’s District 75, where she worked with children from kindergarten through fifth grade. These experiences helped her develop a well-rounded understanding of occupational therapy and strengthened her passion for working with children.

Ms. Arianna is especially passionate about working with the pediatric population and helping children feel confident, capable, and proud of themselves. She believes that every child has their own unique strengths, interests, and way of learning. Through a supportive and play-based approach, Ms. Arianna strives to make therapy an enjoyable and meaningful experience while helping children develop the skills they need to participate more independently in the activities that are important to them.