Michelle Seperich

Michelle's Bio

Michelle Seperich is a bilingual Occupational Therapist who is passionate about helping children

feel understood and supported in the places and activities that are part of their everyday lives.

She has experience working with young children and families across clinical, community, and

early childhood settings, and particularly enjoys the opportunity to work alongside families and

educators to understand what helps a child feel comfortable, regulated, engaged, and ready to

participate.

Michelle takes a neurodiversity-affirming, strengths-based, and relationship-centred approach to

therapy. She believes that children’s behaviours and challenges are best understood with

curiosity, compassion, and a desire to understand what lies beneath the surface. Her work

considers the whole picture — including sensory processing, regulation, motor skills,

communication, interests, relationships, and the demands of the environment — to better

understand a child’s individual experience and what might help them participate more

successfully.

Her clinical interests include sensory processing and regulation, complex feeding and selective

eating, and supporting children with developmental differences. Michelle values practical,

individualized intervention and enjoys finding ways to weave therapeutic strategies into the

routines, relationships, and environments where children naturally learn and grow.

At the heart of Michelle’s approach is the belief that connection comes first. She aims to create

supportive relationships where children can be themselves, build confidence, and develop new

skills at their own pace — while empowering the adults around them with a deeper

understanding of their child and meaningful ways to help them thrive.