New Faces at LTC!!!

New Faces at LTC!!!

Lowcountry Therapy Center is growing, so we thought we would take a moment to introduce a few new faces you may notice around the clinic!

Eleanor Mockler, or “Ellie,” is a new OTR/L at the Bluffton clinic.  She attended Boston University: Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences.  Some areas she is passionate about include Autism, sensory processing, and the Handwriting Without Tears program.  

Julianne Escoe is a COTA/L at the Bluffton clinic.  Julianne graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Development and Family Science. She then moved to Birmingham, AL where she received her Associates in Applied Science degree as an Occupational Therapy Assistant from Brown Mackie College. Julianne has clinical experience in Early Intervention and geriatric Mental Health. She is well versed in Sensory Integration Theory and believes strongly in parent and caregiver involvement in treatment. Julianne recently relocated to Bluffton, SC to join the Lowcountry Therapy Team. In her free time she enjoys taking naps, going to the beach with her fiancé, and wedding planning.

Haleigh Dozier is a COTA/L at the Port Royal clinic.  She received her Associates of Applied Science in Occupational Therapy Assistant from Darton State College.  She was born and raised in Warner Robins, GA but moved to South Carolina to be closer to family.  She says “I am very passionate about children with autism and sensory integration.”

Marie Hooper is an Occupational Therapy student that will be at LTC’s Port Royal clinic for the next 3 months.  She is a Beaufort local, practically a native, after living here for 20 years.  She has been a Physical Therapist Assistant for 9 years with experience in multiple settings including outpatient pediatrics and adults, and inpatient hospital settings.  She has been married for 15 years and has 4 beautiful daughters between the ages of 8 and 13.  She says, “I decided many years ago I wanted to be an Occupational Therapist and finally had the opportunity to return to school recently to pursue that dream. I am very excited about the opportunity to learn from the staff here at Lowcountry Therapy Center and working with the families and children they serve.”