Justin received a bachelors of arts in Political Science with a minor in Technology and Society, a bachelors of science in Health Science and a Masters in Occupational Therapy.  Justin has been working with the pediatric population for over a decade now. His understanding of neurology and how the brain works began both when completing his Masters work as an occupational therapist and simultaneously having the privilege to learn and work under Dr. Robert Melillo, founder of the Brain Balance ® Achievement Centers. Justin has worked in sensory gyms, school systems and at client homes, working with a variety of child populations. He currently works at a premiere special needs school in NYC, serving learning disabled and emotionally disturbed populations.  He also provides life-coaching programs for young adults. Justin has been a guest lecturer for the school-aged and graduate level student populations; speaking about health and wellness topics including ergonomics, lifestyle balance and universal design. Justin was a presenter at The American Occupational Therapy Association convention in 2010. Justin also has experience as a certified Irlen screener and provides expert testimony witness based on children’s occupational performance, in the school setting. 

     On a personal note, Justin is a lover of life. He likes being active and being social. Justin works hard on being a real “Renaissance Man”, as he often engages with his interests. Those interests and hobbies include sports, (especially playing basketball), mosaic art work, singing/rapping, puzzles, painting, DIY projects, hiking and exploring swimming holes. Justin prides himself on being a great friend, leader and go-to support for others. His straightforward approach to communication allows for making more authentic and meaningful personal and professional connections.