Amy Bracken is a compassionate pediatric occupational therapist with nearly 16 years of experience supporting medically fragile children, those with developmental delays, and feeding challenges. She takes a holistic, family-centered approach, focusing on both the child’s growth and the emotional well-being of caregivers. Amy’s expertise spans sensory integration, feeding therapy, motor development, and parent education.

In addition to her therapy work, Amy is a mixed media artist who upcycles materials into vibrant, nature-inspired creations, reflecting her commitment to sustainability and finding beauty in imperfection. Her art and therapy work are deeply connected, as both inspire growth, resilience, and creativity.

Amy’s first book Play to Grow is a parent’s guide to promoting motor skills and connection through play. Amy is currently developing two additional books: one for professionals on feeding therapy and another for parents navigating the challenges of raising children with developmental differences. Her career is dedicated to helping families and communities thrive by embracing authenticity, connection, and purpose.