Welcome New Team Members!

We are thrilled to share that we welcomed 2 new team members this past summer! Please read on to learn about our new Practice Coordinator, Sarah, our new Occupational Therapist, Emmy, and our new Office Assistant, BB!

Sarah Roborecki, Practice Coordinator

Sarah Roborecki brings over 19 years of professional experience, including 9 years in dental office management and an additional 10 years as an Administrative Assistant. Throughout her career, her has specialized in creating operational efficiency, improving organization, and helping workplaces run smoothly and effectively. Sarah enjoys finding systems and solutions that support both teams and clients in meaningful ways.

Outside of work, Sarah loves spending time in nature and making grounding outdoors part of her daily routine. Some of her favorite ways to reconnect and recharge include listening to running streams, ocean waves, and soaking in the sunshine whenever possible.

Sarah is excited to be part of Good Nature Therapy Services and to witness the positive impact nature can have on clients’ overall well-being. She believes it is inspiring to see individuals use nature-based experiences to improve all aspects of their lives and create deeper connections with themselves and the world around them.

Emmy Bowers, OTD, OTR/L

Emmy Bowers recieved her Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) from Cleveland State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and completed additional coursework for a Minor in Disability She most recently worked as a school-based OT in public schools serving pre-K through High School for 3 years. Emmy completed her graduate fieldwork in school and inpatient rehab settings and also worked as a Direct Service Provider for adults with autism, as well as a Home Health Aide for elderly patients throughout my higher education.

Emmy loves supporting children and young adults to develop confidence and self-determination as they navigate challenges and life transitions. Inspired by a passion for disability rights and neurodivergence-affirming care, her therapeutic approach prioritizes individuals' strengths, bodily autonomy, and self-advocacy skills. Emmy believes that building strong therapeutic relationships is essential to promoting well-being. Her professional research interests include accessibility to positive sensory experiences and adaptive health education about love and relationships for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Emmy loves hiking, foraging, identifying native plants, pressing flowers, exploring local creeks and making maple syrup with her husband. For Emmy, nature has always felt like a safe place to play and connect with the physical reality of our world. 

Emmy's priorities as a therapist revolve around building a deep understanding of clients' personal strengths and barriers to participation in meaningful activities within their environmental context. She feels that nature-based practice can offer children a freeing environment to practice skills with fewer limitations on how and why they attempt an activity. 

Barbara (BB) Adams, Office Assistant

BB brings years of experience supporting families and a deep passion for helping people feel understood, empowered, and connected.   Living within a neurodiverse family, she brings empathy, lived experience, and a strengths‑based perspective to her work, meeting each family with compassion and respect.  She finds balance in kayaking, gardening, crafting, and knitting, and she loves cheering on her three kids through college and high school life.  A devoted hockey and lacrosse mom, BB carries a steady, encouraging energy into everything she does.  She is excited to be joining the Good Nature Therapy Services family, where she will be standing alongside families as they grow, build confidence, and celebrate the wins.

We are delighted and honored to have Sarah, Emmy, and BB on the team; please join us in giving them a warm welcome!