Kimberly Bradley, MS, LOTR, BCP
Pediatric Occupational Therapist
Board Certified in Pediatrics
Owner
Kimberly received her Bachelor of Science Degree from Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in Occupational Therapy in 2001, and her post-graduate Masters of Science in Health Care Management from the University of New Orleans in 2007. She became Board Certified in Pediatrics in 2021.
Kimberly is S.I.P.T. (Sensory Integration and Praxis Test) certified and has completed the Level 1 mentorship program at the STAR center, where she studied under Lucy Jane Miller, Ph.D.
Kimberly is certified in Therapeutic Listening, iLs, Unyte-iLs”s Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP), SOS® Approach to Feeding, and Handwriting Without Tears. She has completed extensive coursework in Sensory Processing Disorder and specializes in the evaluation and treatment of children with these difficulties, working closely with the client, families, teachers, and other professionals. She also enjoys assisting the family in designing and finding the most effective sensory equipment for the child in the home. Kimberly is also trained in TOTs (tethered oral tissue) treatment protocols for pre and post op surgery for tongue and lip ties.
Kimberly specializes in treating children with fine motor coordination deficits and functional writing difficulties. She takes pride in her treatment planning which involves ongoing parent and teacher training, education, and consultation.
Throughout the years, Kimberly has provided expertise via presentations on various topics to many organizations, schools, and parent groups and was a contributing writer to NOLA Family Magazine.
Kimberly has been an active volunteer with the Visiting Pet Program since 2001 and Pet Partners since 2023. She participates in regular visits to Children’s Hospital, Magnolia School, and the Louis Armstrong International Airport with her British Labs, Nara and Ducky. She and her pups also participate in monthly literacy programs, Reading to Rover, at the East Bank Jefferson Parish Library. She is also involved with the Hogs for the Cause and the Louisiana SPCA, Take Paw Rescue, and has volunteered with SBP (St. Bernard Project) rebuilding homes after Hurricane Ida in the Houma area. She is also involved with th USVSD (United States Veterans Service Dogs) where she assists with training and raising service dogs and fosters breeder dogs for the program. In addition, St. Michael’s Special School holds a dear place in her heart, where she volunteers at the annual basketball and baseball tournaments.
In her spare time, she loves spending time outside with her dogs, bike riding and walking on the lake, reading, being with her friends and family, cooking anything that takes a long time and can feed many, and spending time with her two sweet nephews, Jett and Jensen.