Greg is a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant who earned his Associate degree in Occupational Therapy from Brookline College. He has several years of experience working with children in pediatric, school-based, and clinical settings and enjoys helping children build confidence and independence through activities that are engaging, meaningful, and individualized to their needs. 

Greg has a particular interest in sensory processing and self-regulation, fine-motor development, coordination, and activities of daily living. He especially enjoys incorporating sensory-based activities, functional play, and creative interventions into therapy. Greg wants families to know that seemingly simple skills—like getting dressed, tolerating different sensations, regulating emotions, handwriting, or participating in play—can involve many underlying skills, and small improvements can make a meaningful difference in everyday life. 

Outside of occupational therapy, Greg is a longtime guitarist who has been playing for more than 20 years. He also enjoys filmmaking and other creative projects.