Her Story

Tatjana graduated with a B.S. in Allied Health Sciences from the University of Connecticut in 2018. She then went on to pursue a Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy, graduating from Bay Path University in 2020. Since then, Tatjana has practiced in a wide range of settings. This includes pediatrics, neurological rehabilitation, home health/community, skilled nursing facilities, and hospitals. Treating clients from birth-geriatrics has enabled her to develop a holistic view of health through the lifespan and the many roles we hold in our lives. 

In addition to her work as an occupational therapist, Tatjana is also a mat pilates instructor. She gained her certification through the Kane School of Core Integration in 2024. She was introduced to Pilates as a former dancer, deepening her concept of body awareness and movement. Since then she has enjoyed blending her OT background with the practice. Tatjana desires to help individuals of all levels find a path to wellness that is achievable and enjoyable! 

Most recently, Tatjana has begun to progress her skills to include pelvic floor therapy. She has completed her initial training through Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. Tatjana’s approach is compassionate, holistic, and client centered. She emphasizes not just the importance of physical rehabilitation, but also the psycho-emotional barriers that may prevent us from achieving our desired outcomes. 

Outside of work, Tatjana enjoys spending time with her husband and dog, reading, eating good food, and photography.