Erica received a master’s degree in speech pathology from Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, and a bachelor’s degree in speech pathology and audiology from Augustana College, Rock Island, IL. She has continuing education and a special interest in pediatric speech sound and feeding disorders. She is certified in Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT) and DIR Floortime® Basic. Erica’s long tenure with Kids Can Do began as a staff speech-language pathologist. She then became the speech therapy coordinator and later the clinic director. In 2018 Erica became an owner of Kids Can Do and is still actively treating children in therapy sessions. As the clinic director and owner, she enjoys leading the group of therapists to make Kids Can Do a place of support and understanding for the families served. When she’s not at Kids Can Do, Erica loves cooking, sharing the outdoors with her family, and walking with her mini poodle (when there’s time). ​"I have met so many inspiring children and wonderful families during my 20+ year journey at Kids Can Do, and they all have had an impact on me.​ I am fortunate to leave work feeling fulfilled every day!​"

Marijo earned her bachelor’s degree in occupational therapy from Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, and began her career at Kids Can Do as a student intern in 1994. Today she is the Director of Occupational Therapy and an owner at Kids Can Do. Marijo is certified in Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT), trained in Ayres Sensory Integration Therapy®, basic DIR Floortime®, and Therapeutic Listening. Marijo uses a play-based approach to pediatric therapy. Her therapy sessions are child-centered and therapist-led. With Marijo, therapy is designed to be fun and motivating while meeting individual goals and maximizing progress. Marijo is passionate about studying and understanding the theory of Sensory Integration (SI). She uses her SI knowledge and training to help children (and adults) understand their unique sensory needs and interact with their environment in more positive and fulfilling ways. When she is not working at Kids Can Do, Marijo enjoys traveling, reading, scrapbooking, and spending time with her family. ​"I love getting to know the families at Kids Can Do, walking alongside them, and supporting their needs. Working in and helping create an environment that values play, fun, and individual achievement is rewarding. I appreciate my relationships with the Kids Can Do team and consider myself fortunate to work with friends every day.​"

Marcy holds a physical therapy doctorate and a sports medicine bachelor of science degree from Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI. She has completed continuing education courses, including developmental orthopedics, the serial casting of the pediatric foot and ankle, pediatric gait analysis and orthotic management, evaluation, and management of pediatric toe-walking, functional movement systems screening, pelvic floor therapy, post-concussion and vestibular rehabilitation, aquatic therapy, and is NDT (Neuro-Developmental Treatment) certified. Before completing her doctorate in physical therapy and joining Kids Can Do, Marcy worked as an athletic trainer. As a pediatric therapist, she loves making a difference in a child's life, helping them feel better and achieve new skills. As the Director of Physical Therapy and an owner of Kids Can Do, Marcy enjoys leading and mentoring therapists. She is passionate about providing excellent therapy in a fun, family-oriented, collaborative environment. ​"I love getting to know the children and their families, and I appreciate the close bonds developed with my co-workers. It has been a fantastic experience at Kids Can Do.​"

Angie holds a master’s degree in communication sciences and disorders from Western Illinois University, Macomb, IL. She has additional education and certifications in Food Chaining, Beckman Oral-Motor, PROMPT, Social Thinking, Visualizing and Verbalizing, Orofacial Myofunctional Training, and PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System). Before joining and becoming a co-owner at Kids Can Do, Angie worked as a speech-language pathologist in various pediatric therapy settings, including schools, outpatient rehab, and home-based early intervention. Her therapy sessions are play-based and designed to be fun and enjoyable. She believes this approach builds success and strengthens outcomes for children with various speech and language disorders. Angie lives in Lemont, IL, and enjoys a variety of outdoor adventures with her husband and son. "Family is a strong core value at Kids Can Do. Supporting and involving families is very important to me and the entire staff. I appreciate helping build and being part of the collaborative relationships Kids Can Do has with patient families and our work family."