About Me

Hi, I’m Whitney Albright — an occupational therapist, military spouse, and mom of four with over 16 years of experience supporting individuals across the lifespan.

I currently work in school-based settings with middle and high school students and also run a part-time private practice providing mobile outpatient OT services. Through my practice, I offer individualized support for clients, guidance for families, and workplace-focused recommendations for employers and employees.

Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of working with individuals and families in hospitals, schools, homes, and communities. What has remained constant is my passion for partnering with others to ensure meaningful outcomes.

I believe the most impactful support comes from truly understanding a person’s daily life — which is why I am deeply committed to working in natural environments to gain an authentic picture of how to foster progress and independence.

My approach is centered on identifying and addressing everyday challenges that interfere with meaningful participation. I see these challenges as opportunities for growth and am passionate about helping people overcome them through individualized, goal-oriented strategies that promote confidence, independence, and engagement in what matters most.

Who I Support

I work with children, adolescents, transition-aged young adults, and adults with:

• Autism, ADHD, and intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD)

• Anxiety and developmental trauma

• Stroke, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and spinal cord injury (SCI)

• Rare or complex neurodevelopmental and acquired conditions

How I Can Help

I offer occupational therapy services focused on:

• Sensory processing and self-regulation

• Executive functioning and organization

• Daily living and life skills development

• Functional participation across home, school, work, and community

My Services

Through All Bright Futures OT, I maintain a small, flexible caseload that allows me to provide meaningful, individualized, and real-world support.

Services include:

• One-on-one occupational therapy in home or community settings

• Consultation and caregiver/family education

• Workplace-focused recommendations and support

• Small group sessions to build skills such as executive function, self-regulation, and interoceptive awareness

Education

I earned both my Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, PA (2008), after completing two years of pre-requisites in the Pre-OT program at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, MI.

I am an NBCOT-registered and Maryland-licensed occupational therapist. I also value continuing to learn and grow as a professional — staying curious, reflective, and informed to best support the individuals and families I work with.

Outside of Work

When I’m not working, I enjoy gardening, spending time outdoors with my family, cheering on my kids at their activities, and reading aloud to my children.