Meet the Owners
Meet Rhonda VanQuelef, the Heart Behind OT4Kids. Rhonda began her journey in 2008 when she was hired as an office administrator, demonstrating her dedication and passion for helping others from the start. With a keen sense of organization and a genuine love for supporting families, she quickly became an essential part of the team. In 2013, when the business owner relocated, Rhonda was honored to step into a management role, taking on the responsibility of running the operations and ensuring that every child received the care and attention they deserved. Her commitment to the mission of the organization shined through, and she embraced the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of countless families.
Now, in 2024, Rhonda is the proud owner of OT4Kids, a thriving business specializing in occupational therapy for children with sensory processing disorders, developmental delay and disabilities. She balances her professional achievements with her personal life, where she is a devoted wife and the proud mother of four daughters. Every day, Rhonda pours her heart into her work, driven by her passion for helping children achieve their fullest potential. She is deeply committed to making OT4Kids a place where children feel supported, families find hope, and her community thrives. Chris Curtis graduated from the University of Florida and has over 30 years of experience in pediatrics, working primarily in private practice but also in schools and home health. Some of her trainings include Therapeutic Listening, Astronaut Training, NDT, SOS approach to Feeding therapy, and Interactive Metronome. Married, with five mostly grown children, she and her husband have fostered for nearly ten years including special needs children. She enjoys riding her horse and gardening in her free time.
Mission Statement
“To provide compassionate, individualized occupational therapy services that support children with autism and other mental health needs, fostering their strengths, enhancing life skills, and promoting emotional well-being. We are committed to partnering with families, educators, and communities to cultivate a nurturing environment that allows each child to thrive.”