Helping People Reach Their Greatest Potential
Meghan Chemidlin, OTD, MS OTR/L helps kids, teens, and adults with neurological conditions think, move, and perform everyday tasks better — even when they feel like they've plateaued or were never properly identified.
Meghan is an occupational therapist who believes in treating every individual as the unique person they are. Through her own experience with concussion, she understands firsthand what it means to work toward feeling like yourself again — and she brings that empathy to every patient, parent, and professional she works with.
She has a particular passion for educating others, leading them through the healing process as they recover from concussion or navigate the complex world of interoception. Meghan has had the privilege of presenting alongside Kelly Mahler, developer of the Interoception Curriculum, and co-published with her an Interoception Curriculum for individuals with concussion.
Meghan is also an adjunct professor at Elizabethtown College, where she teaches several courses. In her free time she enjoys playing tennis, hiking, eating ice cream, and spending time with her family and puppy.