Lindsay Crocco has over a decade of experience in working with children, adolescents, teenagers, parents, and schools. She graduated from McMaster University with her M.Sc. Occupational Therapy degree in 2012. Lindsay combines a background of extensive training in the life sciences and school health, as well as expertise in developing wellbeing programs in independent (private) K-12 schools. Lindsay is also an Adjunct Clinical Professor in the School of Rehabilitation Sciences at McMaster University and completing her Doctorate in Education at Western University.  Her continued professional development includes coaching and self-regulation.  

 

Lindsay works with youth, families and school staff to identify and refine strategies that lead her clients to thrive. She believes that environments and challenges that promote wellbeing are necessary for students to learn and participate in school-related occupations. Lindsay works clinically with youth in the following areas: handwriting, sensory processing, neurodiversity (e.g. ADHD), and mental health.  She has a passion for helping others to identify their strengths, and use them as valuable resources, to support them in reaching their personal goals.

 

Outside of work, Lindsay enjoys gardening, hiking, camping, travelling, and spending time with her partner and two children.