Nirali is the founder and practicing occupational therapist at Atlanta Kids OT. She earned her bachelor's degree from Georgia State University and master's degree in Occupational Therapy from Brenau University. She specializes in occupational therapy for children ranging from birth to 21 and has experience covering private clinics, public schools, and hospitals. Her occupational therapy experience includes working with individuals with developmental delay, autism, genetic disorders, neurological impairments, and orthopedic impairments.

Her favorite part of being an OT is helping children work towards gaining independence with daily life skills and working on activities that are meaningful to them. Nirali strives to create a happy and comfortable environment for children and teens. She aims to provide high-quality, evidence-based treatment that is tailored to each individual's needs.

Outside of occupational therapy, Nirali is passionate about global health and environmental sustainability. She has volunteered for medical outreach abroad and is dedicated to health promotion and spreading access to basic needs services in the future.

Pooja is a practicing occupational therapist at Atlanta Kids OT. She earned her bachelor's degree from Georgia State University and master's degree in Occupational Therapy from Augusta University. She specializes in occupational therapy for children ranging from birth to 21 and has experience covering private clinics and hospitals. She has worked with diverse populations including children with sensory processing disorder, developmental delay, autism, and neurological impairments. She strives to develop personalized treatment plans that address physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges.

Known for her compassionate approach and strong problem-solving skills, she integrates evidence-based practices with a client-centered philosophy to create effective interventions. Her expertise spans from sensory integration, motor skills development, adaptive equipment training, and ADL training, allowing her to deliver holistic care that promotes independence and well-being.

Outside of occupational therapy, Pooja is deeply committed to her family, enjoying quality time with her husband Karan, and their children, Aahana and Dev. She is highly dedicated to maintaining a healthy lifestyle, consistently prioritizing exercise and nutritious eating. This commitment not only enhances her personal well-being but also fuels her broader mission to promote health equity. She is a Smyrna native and looks forward to serving the community.