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Pediatric Occupational Therapist
Hand Specialist
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Molly Allison, M.S.OTR/L, CHT, SMS:
OWNER, CLINIC DIRECTOR
Vice President / Advisory Board Member, Seattle Hypermobility Alliance
​Advanced Master's of Occupational Therapy, Adult & Pediatric Specialist
CHT: National Board Certification in Hand to Shoulder Therapist
SMS: Structural Medicine Specialist; Whole Body Physical Rehab Medicine 
Graduate of Institute of Structural Medicine
Internationally Board Certified, Association of Structural Integrators
Medical care should be delivered with the utmost quality. Period.  That's our primary mission at Holistic Orthopedics.  I am proud to employ an outstanding team of skilled providers who serve our community in a unique and profoundly effective manner.

I completed an Advanced Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of Washington and am nationally board certified as a Shoulder to Hand Therapist.  After graduate school, I studied at the Institute of Structural Medicine a, 2,000 hour training in fascia, the body’s largest organ of connective tissue.  Increasing my understanding of connective tissue brought my clinical outcomes to a whole new level.  
I am fascinated by fascial tensegrity and functional kinesiology. My graduate research was a national study of upper extremity pain in individuals with spinal cord injury. Much of my professional career was at Harborview Medical Center, Seattle’s Level I Trauma Hospital, where I worked in burns, rehabilitation, and orthopedics. Among my most treasured life experiences, was volunteering in a leprosy hospital in Nepal. For 30 years, I've been researching, studying, and treating connective tissue disorders locally and internationally. In my spare time, you’ll find me backpacking in the high alpine wilderness, skiing, trail running, and attempting to keep up with my two tween-age sons.  

RECENT ENDEAVORS

  • Selected presenter: Fifth International Fascia Research Conference in Berlin, Germany 2018.
  • Selected presenter:  Fourth International Fascia Research Conference in Washington D.C., 2015
  • Selected presenter: Washington Occupational Therapy State Conference (WOTA) 2014,2016, 2017
  • Instructor, Fascia Evaluation & treatment methods of the Upper and Lower Quadrant​
  • Statewide Recipient of the Outstanding Practice Award 2016 & 2018 by the Washington Occupational Therapy Association 
  • Co-instructor with Tom Myers, Anatomy Trains
  • Washington Occupational Therapy, Member
  • American Occupational Therapy Association, Member
  • International Association of Structural Integration, Member

Shannon Hoins
 Office Manager

I'm a Seattle transplant from Kansas City. In the Midwest, I worked as a paralegal at a criminal defense firm after obtaining my paralegal certification from Rockhurst University. My background in working with a diverse client base sparked my passion for connecting with and helping others. I’m excited to carry that over in my work at Holistic Orthopedics. I’m also looking forward to helping with the expansion of yoga and pilates programs here.
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Outside of work, I’m usually hiking, snowboarding, rock climbing, or exploring outdoors. I also enjoy yoga and watching live music.

Kat Jacobson, M.S. OTR/L: Master's of Occupational Therapy Upper Extremity Specialist, Professional Pilates Instructor,
Bowenwork 

My passion lies in holistic healthcare. I believe this provides the greatest opportunity for healing and growth. As a board certified Occupational Therapist, professional Pilates instructor, and former Licensed Massage Therapist, I combine my knowledge and diverse skill set to help people overcome a wide variety of health-related barriers and challenges. My goal is to help individuals maximize their ability to participate in activities that are most important to them. By creating space for the body to heal, tapping into the parasympathetic nervous system, and incorporating mindfulness, the body can begin to shift toward positive changes and balance. I earned my Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of Puget Sound in 2008.

Jean Lehman, OTR/L, Advanced Craniosacral Therapy from Bastyr University, Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Training from Bastyr University, Presenter at WOTA for Mind/Body Techniques for Patients & Practitioners , Evergreen Hospital Hospice Center training in Palliative Care, Reiki Master since 2007

I am a 1996 graduate of University of WA's Occupational Therapy Program. Practice areas have included in-patient rehabilitation for both physical and psychological disabilities, orthopedics, neurology, cardiology, and chronic pain. I have practiced in a variety of settings from local hospitals to skilled nursing facilities to out-patient clinics. Community outreach has included creating and teaching "Well Body Mechanics to New Parents" classes, as well as, providing Reiki to people in Adult Family Homes on hospice. My philosophy as a therapist 
is based in bridging Western and Eastern Medicine practices in order to treat the whole person. Twenty-five years of experience has informed my blended perspective. It is my goal to help clients identify areas that are out of balance to develop improved self-care routines at home to best support health, function, and well being. Guiding clients through touch, movement, and dialogue helps facilitate improved outcomes in recovery from various injuries.
My husband and I have lived in Seattle for 34 years. We enjoy raising our two sons in the PNW. Some favorite activities include camping, skiing, gardening, and paddle boarding in this beautiful area we call home.

Emily Sannan, M.S. OTR/L, Pediatric & Adult Specialist, PYT, Certified Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner, Advanced training in Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Advanced training in pediatric neuro-based interventions and primitive reflex integration

Hi, I’m Emily. I’m a board certified Occupational Therapist, professional yoga therapist, wellness enthusiast, and mother of two young children. I earned my masters in Occupational Therapy from Midwestern University in 2012, and have a background in treatment of neurological disorders, cardiovascular impairments as well as a variety of upper and lower extremity orthopedic conditions. I have post-graduate training in pelvic floor dysfunction where my goal is to empower women to listen to the wisdom of their bodies and facilitate optimal healing as a partnership.
As a former Division I athlete, I understand the value of safely returning to the important activities of daily life. Whether it be returning to sport, or caring for family, my vision is to help children and adults consciously navigate through pain, trauma, stress, and sensory processing challenges, empowering them to take control and live their best life.

Sadie Haubrich, MS, OTR/L, NTP

I’m Sadie, a board certified Occupational Therapist. I grew up in New Hampshire and earned my degree at the University of New England in Portland, Maine. Since becoming an OT, I have worked in a variety of settings with patients across the lifespan including early intervention, home-based pediatrics, acute rehabilitation, industrial rehabilitation, and school based therapy. 
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My passion for helping people through a holistic lens runs deep and I aim to foster an environment that allows my patients to flourish and feel confident in themselves. I specialize in pediatrics and feel strongly that child-led free play is a crucial part of child development. My goal is to reignite children's imaginations and creative expression and encourage outdoor play as much as possible in order to improve their sensory, motor, and cognitive skills.
Beyond work, I enjoy cooking, dancing, hiking, traveling, and spending time with my friends and family!"

Jessica Schultz, COTA/L

I’m Jessica, a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant and Holistic Health Coach. I have a strong desire for helping and healing and I love working with individuals across the lifespan but have always had a special interest in working with children. I love working with children of all levels of abilities and some of the diagnoses I have worked with include but are not limited to: fine and gross motor concerns, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, sensory processing disorders, reading and writing challenges, traumatic brain injuries, auditory processing concerns, feeding difficulties, anxiety disorders, ADHD, other developmental delays. I have worked in a variety of environments including outpatient clinics, nature- based settings and private schools.

I have extensive training in neuro-based pediatric interventions with focus on the “bottom-up” approach of integrating primitive reflexes and engaging the lower brain systems to improve learning, behavior and function. I also received more extensive training in sound therapies and am a provider of iLs and SSP to children and adults.
​After many years of working with children I became interested in the connection between nutrition and many of the Neurodevelopmental disorders so I decided to further my education and enrolled at the Institute of Integrated Nutrition (IIN). I graduated in 2019 and received an additional certificate in Gut Health in 2020 and have loved integrating my nutrition education with my occupational therapy background to help kids and their families form brain-healthy habits for life! Jessica combines compassion and creativity in her approach along with a blend of evidence-based treatment methods designed to fit the individual’s needs. In my freetime I love traveling, live music, and being active outside

 Michelle Rosimo, Admin Assistant & Prospective Occupational Therapy Student 

I graduated from Seattle Pacific University with a B.S. in Applied Human Biology. My background in anatomy and psychology has helped me cultivate a hope for individuals to move towards wholeness by being mOTivated to be an active participant in what they need and love to do!  

My goal as a prospective Asian-American OT student is to close the gap in understanding and serving minority communities. I plan to do this by highlighting the importance it brings in aiding healing and focusing on the mind-body connection as I have seen here at Holistic Orthopedics. Additionally, I aspire to incorporate my love for dance and the community by building a better foundation for beginning adult dancers to have the knowledge of proper body alignment in relation to their personal body mechanics to modify warm-up techniques as necessary to fully participate and enjoy dance!​

We are an Integrative Wellness Center

Occupational Therapy  •  Adult & Pediatric Wellness  •  Nervous System Support  •  Whole Body Structural Medicine  •  LGBTQ+ Services for Adults & Kids  •  Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction  •  Parent ~ Child Co-Regulation Therapy  •  Board Certified Structural Integration   •  Women's Health;  Pelvic Floor Therapy  •  Certified Restorative Yoga Therapy & Pilates  •  Reiki, Craniosacral Therapy, Bowenwork, Cupping  •  Board Certified Hand, Elbow & Shoulder Specialists