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Embrace the Child, Ltd. is a DIR® home-based, family-centered,
individualized pediatric occupational therapy private practice.
It is conveniently located in the South Hills of Pittsburgh. Embrace the Child, Ltd provides a comprehensive array of service options for your child and family across home, school, clinic and community. While most ETC therapy sessions are home-based, clinic-based treatment is also available as either a primary service or a supplement to home-based services. Together we’ll tailor treatment location to the individual needs of the child, and family availability. Family actively participates in each session regardless of treatment location. Please call for
an evaluation or call or email for more information or
questions.
Stacy Sue Rosello, MA, OTR/L is a pediatric occupational
therapist with 20 years of experience. During her career she has
worked in a variety pediatric of settings across the country
(e.g. home health, private practice, inpatient, outpatient,
schools, pre-school programs, hippo-therapy, Neonatal Intensive
Care Unit and Sensory Integration Clinics). Stacy has a wealth
of experience treating children with developmental delays,
autism, and sensory processing disorder to name a few. She is
certified to administer the Sensory Integration and Praxis tests
and is an expert in treating and understanding Sensory
Processing Disorder.
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Stacy holds an OT Professional Certificate from Profectum™
Academy in DIR® (Development, Individual Differences,
Relationships)/FCD™ (Foundational Capacities of Development™) and she is a Profectum™ Fellow. She
also is an Interdisciplinary Council for Development and
Learning Disorders DIR®/Floortime™ Certificate Candidate.
Embrace the Child, Ltd.is the first OT practice and currently,
the only practice in Pittsburgh to have a professional certified
and a Fellow in DIR®/FCD™.
Stacy began
studying the DIR® model in 2002. In 2010, she began intensive
training toward DIR® certification. Since that time, Stacy has
been regularly mentored in use of the DIR® model from renowned
occupational therapy, infant mental health, and speech and
language faculty and
facilitators associated with the Interdisciplinary Council on
Developmental and Learning Disorders, and most recently, Profectum™. Her dedication has lead to completion of DIR®/FCD™ certification including a Profectum™ Fellowship in 2013; ultimately, helping those on the autism spectrum, neurodevelopmental related disorders and with special needs.
While studying for her advanced master's degree at Texas Woman’s
University, she focused her studies and research on children
with special needs and their families. To her, understanding the
whole child and strengthening family bonds is of utmost
importance when treating her clients. She assists families
directly with their needs, and indirectly via newsletters and
presentations to parents and professionals on a variety of
topics. She regards both the child’s individuality and the
family as integral parts of the child’s life; both which must be
appreciated and utilized for effective treatment.
Stacy grew up in the South Hills and received her undergraduate
degree from the University of Pittsburgh where she was an
honored University Scholar and acknowledged as “one of those who
show high promise of significant contribution to society and
progress." Now back in Pittsburgh, she is excited to share her
dedication and expertise in her hometown community. She serves
infants, toddlers and children through the age of 5 years in
their homes in the South Hills of Pittsburgh. While her number
of clientele is small, her commitment is large. Stacy is a
devoted clinician serving your needs—-making the connection with
your child and family, and embracing your child’s individuality.
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