Emma received a Bachelor of Science in Human Environmental Sciences from The University of Alabama in 2016 and a Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from Belmont University in 2020. Her special interests include sensory processing, trauma-informed interventions, primitive reflexes, executive functioning, and sensory-based feeding difficulties. She is certified in Interactive Metronome (IM).

Emma enjoys working with families to analyze their priorities and routines and find ways to help their children thrive at home, school, and in the community.

Outside of the clinic, Emma loves spending time with her husband and son, leading kids ministry in her church and frequents estate sales.