Ali is a dedicated occupational therapist who is passionate about celebrating each individual’s uniqueness and supporting others in reaching their goals through increased independence and meaningful activities. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Health Science from Towson University in 2018 and went on to complete her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy through Towson’s Occupational Therapy and Occupational Science Entry-Level Doctoral Program. Ali brings diverse experience across multiple settings, including school-based therapy, outpatient clinics, and adaptive sports and recreation
programs. These experiences have shaped her holistic, client-centered approach, emphasizing individualized care tailored to each client’s strengths and needs. Ali discovered NAPA Center while volunteering at an adaptive paddleboard camp and immediately felt inspired by its mission and community—a place she knew she wanted to be a part of. Outside of work, Ali enjoys staying active through hiking, skiing, paddleboarding, and exercising, as well as spending quality time with her two dogs, Riley and Barley.