Meet the Team

Andy Goodnight has been in the therapy industry for over fourteen years. He graduated from Tulsa Community College with his therapy degree in 2009. Since that time, he has worked in a variety of settings including skilled nursing, home health and outpatient clinics, but his interest consistently returned to pediatric therapy. In 2020, his heart for pediatric therapy was the perfect segway into creating Wonderfully Made.

FUN FACT: Andy was an art major prior to finding therapy as a profession. He completely nerds out over drawing and photography.

Tina Nail has been a Physical Therapist Assistant since 1994. She has experience in Acute Care, Long Term Care, hospital, geri-psych, home health, outpatient, skilled nursing and public schools, but her love and calling brings her back to pediatrics. Tina is also a CPR instructor for the Red Cross and a certified instructor for the Crisis Prevention Institute. Tina is a member of the Indian Capitol Technology Center Advisory Board for the PTA Program & a clinical instructor.

FUN FACT: Tina enjoys riding the Harley with her husband and seeing the countryside from the back of the motorcycle.

Sheridan has been practicing occupational therapy for almost 3 years. After graduating college in Missouri, she gained experience in a skilled nursing facility before relocating to Oklahoma and joining our team. Sheridan enjoys working with the pediatric population and striving to provide child-centered therapeutic interventions. She has a certification in Integrated Listening Systems (ILs).

FUN FACT: Sheridan loves all things fitness, iced coffee and shopping.

Ariana graduated PTA school in 2020 and has experience in skilled nursing, home health, orthopedic outpatient and school-based/outpatient pediatrics. She completed one of her clinical rotations at Wonderfully Made when we first opened and has been with us from the beginning. She loves working with the pediatric population and watching her patients reach their therapy goals.

FUN FACT: Ariana loves all things outdoors, soccer and traveling. She owns three German Shepherds and is in the process of obtaining a therapy certification for her dog “Luna” (pictured above).

Karen Busby is an ASHA certified SLP with over two decades of experience. She has experience in school systems, pediatric clinics, nursing homes and more. Not only is she passionate about speech therapy, she's also a loving spouse to Shane and a proud mom to three fantastic kids.

FUN FACT: Beyond the clinic, you'll find her at home on their farm accompanied by their four dogs and horses.

Heather has been a SLPA since 2013. Before that she worked as a paraprofessional in the public school setting. Heather was a member of the first class to graduate as an SLPA in the state of Oklahoma. Heather is the mother of 4 humans and 3 fur babies. Heather was the first to join Wonderfully Made Therapy Staff.

FUN FACT: Loves to hunt, fish, watch her kids in their activities and animals.

Stacie has been practicing in the field of occupational therapy since 2000. Stacie began her career as a COTA and recently completed an OT bridge program and is now a registered occupational therapist. Stacie’s experience has been in pediatrics with most of her time spent practicing in outpatient pediatrics and school-based settings. Stacie has attended many evidenced based continuing education courses and trainings throughout her years geared towards pediatric therapy diagnoses and interventions. These include various courses on autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing disorder, Ready Bodies Learning Minds, Bal-A-Vis-X, integrated listening systems, and feeding therapy.

FUN FACT: Stacie loves spending time with her family especially watching her son play baseball and vacationing.

Charity Todd is an Occupational Therapist Assistant with almost 24 years of combined geriatric and pediatric experience. Charity has had over 22 ear surgeries, and 19 years of Speech Therapy due to profound hearing loss. She is proud to be a part such a rewarding profession that teaches, motivates, and develops life skills. Her goal is to see her patients become functionally independent and live a full, satisfying life.

FUN FACT: Charity loves to bake, travel, and spend time with her husband of 37 years, 3 daughters, their spouses, and her 7 grandchildren.

I graduated with my Masters in Speech Language Pathology from Northeastern State University in 2020, so I am starting my 5th year of being an SLP. While I am a full time employee at Beggs Public School, I thoroughly enjoy working at the clinic in the evenings and on breaks, offering later appointment times for our families with less flexible workday schedules. 

The best thing about being an SLP is seeing the look on a child's face when the accomplish a skill for the first time. Never gets old! 

FUN FACT: When I’m not working you can find me reading, traveling, or spending time with friends and family.

Jonathan is a Speech & Language Therapy Pathologist Assistant with over 10 years experience. He has practiced in the areas of Speech & Language, as well as Special Education, specifically with children who are autistic or struggle with stuttering. Jonathan is passionate about his field, and believes everyone deserves to have a voice.

FUN FACT: Jonathan’s favorite holiday is Thanksgiving, and loves family outings, exploring the country, and playing board games!

Becca is a proud graduate of the Tulsa Community College Occupational Therapy Assistant program, class of 2024. She has been working in the healthcare field since 2016, with experience as a medical assistant, phlebotomist, and tech before discovering her passion for occupational therapy. Becca is a huge animal lover and shares her home with 4 dogs: Bella, Lily, Jax, and Oakley; a mini pig named Knio; a turtle named Tank, and a gecko named Grip. In her free time, she enjoys reading and doing research. Becca is happy to be a member of the WMTG team and is so excited to see what her future here holds!

FUN FACT: Becca has an amazing ability to remember lyrics from thousands of songs, but struggles to recall what she had for breakfast.

I graduated in May ‘24 with my B.S in Speech Language Pathology. I am the owner of a childcare center that I opened my junior year of college that is called Rae of Sunshine. This coming March will be two years of me being in operation! I am the oldest of 6 and a large part of why I work so hard is to give my siblings someone to look up to. I love children and feel so blessed this is my job. I chose Speech Therapy because being around kids and making a difference in their lives is something that means more to me than anything. I am recently engaged and me and my fiancé are high school sweethearts. He’s the best person I know and I love that he supports every crazy idea I have. Fun fact: my mom was a foster care parent my entire life and at the age of 15 I began staying with them when she had to work and made “lesson plans” for all of them. We had some children come through our homes with some very sad stories, so I truly believe this is where my love for children and giving the them a positive influence comes from.

My name is Brandi Hignite. I am a recent graduate OTR, but have been a COTA for 5 years. I am married to my husband, Taylor, and we have 3 boys, Eli, Carter, and Rhett. When I am not working, I enjoy watching my boys play in all the sports they are in. I specialize in pediatric therapy, but also have some experience in geriatric. Occupational Therapy is my calling and I love getting to help our kiddos and their families to have the best quality of life!

Tonya has been an ASHA certified speech-language pathologist for 25 years, working for 25 years, working in a variety of pediatric settings, including early intervention, clinical, and both large and small educational settings.  She has obtained her autism specialist certification as well as cultural and linguistic diversity certificate, and has presented at a variety of conferences, including Texas Assistive Technology Network and Oklahoma Speech and Hearing Association.  When she lived in Texas, she was lead SLP and assistive technology manager, and enjoyed supporting her colleagues in problem solving for a variety of issues, from apraxia to supports for dyslexia to speech-generating devices.  

FUN FACT: When Tonya is not providing speech therapy services, she enjoys visiting state and national parks and other outdoor destinations.  There, she may be found hiking, taking photographs, or hammock camping with her family.

Rayvin graduated from Tulsa Community College in 2024 and has experience in Vocational Training for adults with disabilities before going back to school for Occupational Therapy.  She interned here at the clinic and fell in love with pediatric therapy. Rayvin and her husband, Colton are excited to be returning to their hometown and planting roots!

FUN FACT: Rayvin is a cheer coach and tumbling coach and has been since she was a senior in high school!

Ashley is a dedicated Speech Language Pathology Assistant with a passion for helping individuals. She graduated from the University of Tulsa with a Bachelor of Science in Speech Pathology. She spent four years in the US Navy, and moved to Tulsa in 2014. Before completing her degree, she gained valuable hands-on experience working as a Paraprofessional, which fueled her desire to pursue a career in Speech Therapy. Ashley is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of those she meets, making therapy a fun and exciting experience. 

FUN FACT: Ash's obsession with Corgis started because of a video she saw of their bottoms floating in a pool, pictured above, her corgi Gunther Derp.

Maryah graduated from PTA school in 2020 from Connors State College/Indian Capital Technology Center. Maryah has experience in skilled nursing, orthopedic outpatient, and outpatient pediatrics. Maryah loves working with the pediatric population and is thrilled to be a part of Wonderfully Made’s team!

FUN FACT: Maryah enjoys all things art and event planning!

Megan attended the physical therapy program at the University of Oklahoma, where she graduated in May 2020. She has experience in outpatient orthopedics, home health, and pediatrics. She is currently certified in MSKS Dry Needling Levels 1 & 2, Functional Movement Screen (FMS) Levels 1 & 2, and Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA). She married her husband, Zach, in August of 2021 and they welcomed their daughter, Jade, in July of 2022. She looks forward to making a difference in the lives of every child she encounters.

FUN FACT: When Megan is not working, she enjoys being with her family and friends, being outdoors, shopping, and fitness/sports. Megan played college softball and loves to cheer on OU softball!

Julie graduated Okmulgee High in 2002 then attended Platt College for Medical Assisting where she graduated in 2004. She began working at Margaret Striping’s Family Practice until it closed in 2017. Julie then went on to work at Okmulgee Pediatrics in 2017 till she decided to joined the Wonderfully Made family in 2024. She has always had a passion for pediatrics and helping anywhere she is needed. Julie is the proud mom of 3 kids and the Gam Gam to an amazing grandson.

FUN FACT: Julie’s favorite TV show is Supernatural and Favorite movies are the Harry Potter Series.