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.

After graduating from college in Missouri, she began her career in a skilled nursing facility before relocating to Oklahoma and joining our team. She is especially passionate about working with the pediatric population and is dedicated to providing individualized, child-centered therapeutic interventions that support each child’s unique development.

Sheridan holds a certification in Integrated Listening Systems (iLs) and is currently pursuing additional certifications in reflex integration and DIR Floortime. She primarily works in the school-based setting and also spends time supporting clients in our outpatient clinic.

FUN FACT: Outside of work, Sheridan enjoys spending quality time with her husband, Tyler, and hanging out with family and friends as well as her many nieces and nephews. She is also a proud new mom to Krew!

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 dedicated to the field of occupational therapy since 2000. Beginning her career as a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA), she advanced her practice by completing an OT bridge program to become a Registered Occupational Therapist (OTR).

Throughout her career, Stacie has specialized in pediatric care across outpatient clinic and school-based settings. She continually advances her clinical skills through evidence-based training in pediatric diagnoses and specialized interventions.

FUN FACT: Outside the clinic, Stacie loves traveling and spending quality time with her family especially her new grandbaby!  

My name is Charity Todd, I am a Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant with 26 years of experience. I truly believe that every child has unique strengths and potential. I am honored to be a part of their journey as they learn, grow and thrive. I love celebrating the “I did it”moments when they reach a goal or are ready to graduate from OT. Those moments are what make this career so special to me. 

FUN FACT: Happily married to my husband for 40 years, together we raised three amazing daughters and now Nana to 7 precious grandkids. 

I am a Speech‑Language Pathologist beginning my seventh year of practice. I am a lifelong resident of Okmulgee County and feel so grateful to be able to give back to the community I grew up in. I love to have fun in my therapy sessions and focus strongly on building meaningful relationships with every kid and their families.

FUN FACT: When I'm not working I enjoy traveling, reading, and spending quality 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!

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.

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 earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Oklahoma, graduating in May 2020. She has experience in a variety of settings, including orthopedics, home health, pediatrics, and school-based physical therapy. Megan enjoys working with children of all ages and strives to make therapy fun, engaging, and meaningful for every patient she treats. She is passionate about helping children reach their full potential by improving independence and confidence in a supportive environment.

In addition to her clinical work, Megan has led strength and agility training and injury prevention classes, helping young athletes build confidence, improve performance, and stay healthy in their sports. Megan is certified in MSKS Dry Needling (Levels 1 & 2), Functional Movement Screen (FMS) (Levels 1 & 2), and Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA). 

Outside of the clinic, Megan enjoys spending time with her husband, Zach, and their two children, Jade and Cooper. She loves being outdoors, staying active, and participating in fitness and sports.

Fun Fact: Megan is a former collegiate softball player, and loves cheering on University of Oklahoma softball—Boomer Sooner!

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.

I am a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA/L) with nearly 11 years of experience, graduating from Tulsa Community College in 2015. I have spent my entire career working in pediatrics and have experience supporting children across a wide range of developmental needs.

I especially enjoy working on fine motor skills, visual perception, and sensory processing. I strive to help children and families be the best they can be by providing fun, play-based sessions that build confidence and independence.

I love building strong relationships with my patients and their families and supporting skills that carry over into everyday life.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband and two children, building LEGO sets, and reading.

FUN FACT: I’m a Leap Day baby, so I like to say I’m only 8 years old!

I am a mama of 4. 2 boys 2 girls. I have been married to my best friend for 14 years. Pediatrics has always been a dream job for me. I love traveling and being with my family. 

FUN FACT: I am addicted to coffee. 7brew is better than Starbucks.

Destany Ferreira is a small-town Oklahoma girl who believes in hard work, family, and keeping life simple. She graduated high school in 2011 and was a stay-at-home mom until her youngest started school.

She’s been married to her best friend, Ernie Ferreira, since 2017, and together they’re raising their two kids, Olivia and Hagen—who mean everything to her.

Destany is actively involved with the Okmulgee County Humane Society and the Tulsa Humane Society. Her goal is to one day have her own animal rescue and continue making a difference for animals in need.

When she’s not busy, she loves hunting, fishing, reading, and anything that gets her outdoors.

FUN FACT: Taco Bell is better than Taco Bueno.

Serenity Fitzgibbon is a certified occupational therapy assistant (COTA) who graduated in 2023 from Tulsa Community College. Dedicated to providing skilled, client-centered care she aims to promote independence and quality-of-life among all individuals. 

With a background working in orthopedic based outpatient therapy, she looks forward to applying her knowledge and skill set in a new setting. Serenity is excited to provide a variety of evidence-based techniques to further develop the skills necessary to help children flourish while having fun. 

Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Serenity places a high importance on serving our local community and its members. When not in the clinic, she enjoys spending time with her 2 dogs, playing volleyball, and volunteering with her local church. 

Christie graduated from Tulsa Community College’s Physical Therapist Assistant Program in 2001. She has dedicated her entire career to working with the pediatric population, from birth through adulthood, beginning in home-based therapy services before transitioning to a pediatric outpatient clinic in 2011.

Her career reflects a deep commitment to helping children reach meaningful milestone, from first steps to regained independence, while supporting clinics that prioritize compassion, communication, and functional progress. Christie is excited to be part of the Wonderfully Made team.

Fun Fact: Christie’s favorite season is summer, and she is often found enjoying the outdoors—even on the hottest days. Outside of work, Christie enjoys spending quality time with her husband and supporting their two teenage boys in all their endeavors.

Hi! I’m Brittany and I am a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA/L) who graduated in 2024 from TCC. Since then, I’ve had the privilege of working in pediatric therapy, where I love helping little humans reach their big potential. Watching children build confidence, develop new skills, and achieve meaningful milestones is the most rewarding part of my career.

Fun Fact: When I’m not at the clinic I enjoy spending time with my family. We love going to the lake and going to the movies. 

Hi, I’m Kara! I’m a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant who is passionate about helping children build confidence, independence, and the skills they need to thrive both in the classroom and in everyday life. As a school-based PTA, I love finding creative, fun, and meaningful ways to help students reach their goals while making therapy something they look forward to.

FUN FACT: When I’m not at school, you’ll usually find me spending time with my family chasing our two kiddos around, enjoying life on our cattle farm, or soaking up the outdoors. I’m so excited to be part of this community and can’t wait to meet all of our amazing students and families.

Hello everyone! My name is Jazzy Mahoney and I am a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant. I graduated in 2024 and enjoy working with all ages across the lifespan, from pediatrics to geriatrics. Promoting independence and helping my clients succeed in their daily life is a big passion of mine. I’m so excited to be on this journey with WMTG by serving our local schools! 

Carolina’s passion for occupational therapy began when she witnessed her own child’s incredible growth and progress during four years of occupational therapy. That transformative experience inspired her to pursue a career in occupational therapy and make a meaningful impact on others.

Carolina graduated from the occupational therapy assistant program at TCC in May 2024. Carolina loves working in pediatrics. Her favorite part is getting to know each child and creating a special bond. Helping them reach their goals and watching their progress is rewarding and inspiring. While her primary practice area is pediatrics, she also works with adults in inpatient rehabilitation. Carolina enjoys spending quality time with her husband, 2 kids, and staying active at the gym outside of work. This balance keeps her energized and focused.

As a School-Based Physical Therapist Assistant, I am passionate about helping students build the strength, balance, coordination, and mobility they need to be successful at school and in their daily lives. I enjoy creating fun, engaging therapy sessions while working alongside families, teachers, and the therapy team to help each child reach their goals and grow in confidence.

My husband, David, and I got married in 2024 and had a beautiful baby boy in 2025, his name is Riley. We enjoy spending time together as a family and playing with our german shepherds, Echo and Astro! 

Jasmine will graduate with her Communication Sciences and Disorders Bachelors Degree in August. Jasmine has experience as a Cross Trained Assistant in hospital settings, skilled nursing, and geriatric care. However, she has found her calling working in pediatrics. Jasmine shows passion, empathy, and integrity in her career, and she is thankful to be apart of Wonderfully Made Therapy Group! 

Fun fact: In her free time, Jasmine loves to spend time with her husband and children, read, garden, cook, and be outdoors. Possums are also Jasmine’s favorite animal.

Cindy Thompson is an occupational therapist with a passion for helping children thrive. Her experience includes pediatric outpatient clinics, early childhood, and many years of school-based practice. While she prefers not to count the years, you’ll need more than fingers and toes to keep track of her experience!

Outside of work, Cindy enjoys spending time with her four grandchildren, traveling, and never saying no to a doughnut or a Dr Pepper.

Taylor is an ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist and graduate of Northeastern State University (Go RiverHawks!) She has a heart for helping children discover the joy of communication and loves celebrating every milestone along the way. Whether she's working in the clinic or at school, Taylor believes every child has a unique voice worth celebrating and is passionate about helping each one grow in confidence while making therapy an experience they look forward to.

Mary Vineski is a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) with 11 years of experience providing compassionate, evidence-based care across a variety of clinical settings. Throughout her career, she has worked in inpatient rehabilitation, skilled nursing facilities, outpatient adult therapy, and outpatient pediatrics, allowing her to develop a well-rounded approach to helping individuals achieve greater independence and quality of life. She is also stroke certified and has extensive experience working with adults recovering from neurological conditions.

For the past six years, Mary has specialized in outpatient pediatric occupational therapy. She has experience treating children with sensory processing disorders, autism spectrum disorder, and feeding challenges. Her clinical approach incorporates evidence-based techniques, including DIR Floortime®, Bal-A-Vis-X, and a variety of feeding therapy strategies tailored to each child’s unique needs. Mary is passionate about helping children build the skills and confidence they need to thrive in their daily lives while partnering closely with families throughout the therapy process.

Originally from Kansas, Mary moved to Oklahoma nine years ago and is proud to call it home. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys spending time with her three children, her son and two daughters, and especially loves cheering on her youngest as she performs in show choir at Broken Arrow High School.

FUN FACT: Mary a self-proclaimed Dollar Tree enthusiast and happily admits she visits the store at least four times a week. She loves finding creative, affordable items that can often be incorporated into fun and engaging therapy activities.

Nancy Burk is a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA/L) dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care to children and their families. Throughout her career, she has primarily worked in outpatient pediatric and school-based settings, helping children develop the skills they need to become more independent and successful in their daily lives. She also has experience working in a skilled nursing facility, giving her a well-rounded understanding of occupational therapy across the lifespan.

Nancy has experience treating children with a variety of developmental, sensory, fine motor, visual motor, handwriting, self-care, and emotional regulation needs. She is passionate about creating individualized, engaging therapy sessions that help children build confidence while collaborating closely with families, teachers, and other professionals to support each child’s success.

Nancy believes that every child has unique strengths and potential. She is committed to providing a fun, supportive, and encouraging environment where children can develop meaningful skills that carry over into home, school, and the community.

Outside of work, Nancy enjoys spending quality time with her two sons and her family. She values making memories together and embraces every opportunity to enjoy the moments that matter most.