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Aubrey Covert MS, OTR/L is the owner of Cove Child Development. Aubrey started Cove to support families on the windward side. She has her Masters in occupational therapy from A.T. Still University and her undergraduate degree in Psychology. She has a passion for teaching skills that promote independence and quality of life and loves working with people of all needs, abilities, and ages. Aubrey is a lucky sister to an extraordinary brother who has Down syndrome. She knows first hand the importance of having the right therapeutic resources and the difference it can make to work with a family centered therapist. She has been working with the special needs community for the past 18 years in schools, hospitals, in early intervention, and in the community. She is passionate about helping people achieve their goals in order to live life to the fullest! |
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Ms. Jenn M.A. CCC/SLP Mrs. Jenn has her Masters Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Florida, she holds her CCCs, has been practicing for just over 30 years and holds licenses in Hawaii and Florida.
She has worked extensively with the Birth-3 population, the preschool population and more currently school aged clients with articulation and language needs. Mrs. Jenn is excited to help all of her clients become the best communicators they can be. She believes play based therapy with an emphasis on parent involvement is important especially at the earlier ages. Her approach is very client centered taking time to form great bonds with each one. She loves how excited her clients get when they sign on to have a session and when they meet their goals. Mrs. Jenn sees clients via Telehealth for speech. |
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MS. TIALLA OTR/L, C/NDT Ms. Tialla is originally from Maui and recently moved back to Oahu from New York City with her husband and son. A pediatric occupational therapist since 2012, she has worked in various settings, including hospitals, schools, and sensory integration clinics. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and a Masters of Science in Occupational Therapy from the University of Washington. Tialla is dedicated to helping children build essential motor, sensory, and cognitive skills, empowering them to gain confidence and learn joyfully. Inspired by her mother’s disability, she strives to support families in understanding their children's unique experiences so that they can function more fully and independently. Tialla’s most treasured place on Oahu is the Ho’omaluhia Botanical Garden. She loves to explore art museums, parks, and good book stores. She also loves to be on, near, or in the water, especially at her top beaches of Waimea, Ko Olina, and Lanikai. Her go-to games are Jenga and Spot It, and her favorite therapy tools are the lycra swing, putty, and scented markers. |
Our therapists practice evidence based interventions and continuing education through AOTA and ASHA