Rachel Sarshalom, MOT, OTR/L is a pediatric occupational therapist born and raised in Miami Beach, Florida. She received her Bachelor of Health Science from the University of Florida in 2005 and her Master’s in Occupational Therapy from the University of Florida in 2006. She is bilingual, fluent in English and Spanish. She has worked in pediatrics for over 19 years in the acute care hospital setting, working with inpatients and outpatients, led the brachial plexus and hand therapy programs and worked in the private home and school settings across South Florida.

Rachel has acquired many specialties evaluating and treating a myriad of diagnoses such as: delayed infant milestones, hypotonia, prematurity, developmental delay, autism, sensory processing disorders, attention deficit disorder, coordination disorders, fine motor delay, visual motor difficulties, handwriting difficulties, gross motor delay, neurological injuries, orthopedic injuries, and genetic/congenital anomalies. She also received several certifications. She is a Certified Handwriting Specialist, a hand therapy specialist, a therapeutic taping specialist, a Therapeutic Listening Specialist, and a certified Health Coach among other certifications that she holds proudly. 

Rachel is an enthusiastic, dedicated, and dependable therapist who takes pride in educating others, especially her clients and families. She believes that treating the family is just as important as treating the individual child in order to ensure excellent carry over and optimize the success of her clients. Rachel brings an extraordinary knowledge base and deeply diverse experience to Grow With Us to provide exceptional service to her clients and families.  When she is not devoting her time to clients and families, Rachel enjoys being a mother of two kids, two horses, and two dogs and spending quality time with her two-legged and four-legged family. 

Emily Grossman, MS, OTR/L is a pediatric occupational therapist born and raised in Miami Beach, Florida. She received her Bachelor of Science from Florida International University in 2011 and her Master’s in Occupational Therapy from Florida International University in 2014. She is bilingual, in English and Spanish. She has worked in pediatrics for over 12 years in the outpatient and school settings across South Florida. Emily has attained many specialties evaluating and treating various of diagnoses such as: hypotonia, developmental delay, autism, sensory processing disorders, attention deficit disorder, coordination disorders, fine motor delay, visual perceptual/motor difficulties, handwriting difficulties, gross motor delay, neurological injuries, and genetic/congenital anomalies. Emily is a Certified Handwriting Specialist, Level I Hippotherapy Certified, Trained in MNRI, and has taken numerous CEU courses on Sensory Processing Disorder, Functional Vision, Dyslexia, and Autism. Emily is a dedicated, passionate, and empathetic therapist who takes pride in educating others, especially her clients and families. She shares Rachel’s beliefs in the importance of including the family in the therapy process. Emily brings a unique knowledge base to Grow With Us Therapy to provide exceptional service to her clients and families. When she is not spending time with her clients and their families, Emily enjoys being a mother of three, and a pet-mother to a dog.

Bluma Rosenfeld, MS, OTR/L, is a dedicated pediatric occupational therapist with a strong passion for helping children reach their fullest potential. Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Bluma earned her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy with honors from Touro College School of Health Sciences.

Before beginning her career as an occupational therapist, Bluma worked as an educator for children with hearing delays and auditory processing disorders. This formative experience deepened her understanding of how early intervention and the right therapeutic support can empower children to overcome developmental challenges and thrive.

Bluma has since provided occupational therapy services in a variety of school settings—first in Brooklyn and later across Broward County, Florida. She is known for her individualized, child-centered approach and incorporates a range of therapeutic techniques into her sessions, including sensory integration, fine and gross motor skill development, visual-motor training, self-regulation strategies, and executive functioning support.

Bluma is also a proud mother of two and enjoys expressing her creativity through cooking, as well as staying active through different forms of exercise.