Pediatric Specialty Associates

11/04/2025

Social workers are available through Indianapolis Public Library at the Central Library Atrium to answer questions and connect families with community resources.
It’s a wonderful way to find support, learn about local programs, and get help navigating services.

11/03/2025

Our PT, Kaitlyn, has been working with Jeremiah and his family since he was 6 months old. Kaitlyn joined his family for the Indianapolis 2025 Buddy Walk. Jeremiah is getting ready to graduate First Steps this fall, and Kaitlyn says, “While I’ll deeply miss working with him and his amazing family, I’m so grateful for the time we’ve shared. I’ll cherish these next few weeks and always carry this experience with me.
So proud to walk alongside them today and celebrate everything Jeremiah has accomplished!”

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! We hope your day is filled with fun, whether your little one is dressing up and going door to door, enjoying decorations from the sidewalk or just staying cozy at home.
Every child celebrates in their own way and that’s what makes it special! We’re wishing your family a holiday that feels just right for you.

10/29/2025

If you are worried about your SNAP or WIC benefits, you are not alone. We know how hard it can be to find information when you don't know where to start, so we have created a web page with information about resources all over the state.

arcind.org/food-assistance-resources

10/28/2025

Natalie Wietholter is an occupational therapist on mission to help others feel seen and heard so
that they feel safe enough to grow. She graduated from Hope College with her undergraduate
degree in psychology in 2014 and Western Michigan University with her masters degree in
occupational therapy in 2017. The focus of her career has been in pediatrics and worked at an
outpatient pediatric clinic through a local hospital system prior to joining PSA in 2023. Natalie
has experience in working with a wide range of challenges impacting development, however,
specializes in regulation and sensory processing issues as it relates to children with complex
developmental trauma, autism, ADHD and other neurodivergent populations. She has training in
sensory processing, DIR Floortime, Handwriting Without Tears, the Polyvagal Theory, and is a
Trust-Based Relationship Intervention (TBRI) Practitioner. Natalie’s approach is rooted in
connected relationship and client-centered play so that children can grow in all areas of
development.
Natalie’s favorite days typically involve family, friends, nature, and coffee

10/22/2025

Paige received her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from Indiana University in
2010. She received her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Indiana University in 2013. Paige
has experience in multiple settings including outpatient orthopedics and acute care.
Paige’s interest in pediatrics was sparked at a young age while accompanying her brother
who has Downs Syndrome to his speech, OT, and PT sessions. Paige enjoys creating fun,
purposeful therapy sessions to help families reach their goals.
Paige lives in Indianapolis with her husband, 3 young children, and her dog. In her free time,
she loves to exercise and enjoy the outdoors. She loves HIIT classes, running, walking,
swimming, and hiking. She especially enjoys spending time with family and friends

10/21/2025

10/20/2025

10/15/2025

Kaelyn Hobbs graduated from Ball State University in 2023 with a bachelor’s degree in family and child studies with a concentration in child development. Kaelyn has enjoyed being a part of the PSA team since August of 2023. As a developmental therapist, Kaelyn strives to promote developmentally appropriate practices while fostering creativity and confidence in children to maximize learning and growth! When Kaelyn is not working, she enjoys spending time with her family, friends, and pets, cooking, traveling, and has plans to further her education in the near future while continuing to serve families as a DT with PSA!

10/14/2025

We love any opportunity to keep learning so we can give families the best possible care!
Thank you to Mona Lies from Root and Bloom for an inspiring inservice with our team. Your insights help us continue providing the best care for the families we serve.

10/09/2025

Meg graduated from Rockhurst University in Kansas City with a Masters in Communication Sciences and Disorders. In Missouri, she served the pediatric population in several settings, including school district early childhood programs, a therapeutic preschool, and Missouri’s First Steps program.

In 2017, Meg moved from Kansas to Indiana and joined the PSA team. She is passionate about early childhood development and literacy in the birth-3 population. Her favorite part of working in early intervention is empowering families by providing strategies to embed language in daily routines, creating an optimal environment for children to learn, grow, and thrive at home. She prides herself on her ability to prioritize play, using toys and other materials already present in a family’s home. You’ll often hear her joke that she has a Ph.D. in books, blocks, and bubbles - her favorite therapy materials!

Alongside her husband, Adam, Meg lives on a homestead on the west side of Hendricks County where she homeschools their daughters Sadie Grace and Emma Jean. Together, they love spending time hiking, camping, gardening, baking, and playing games. They also enjoy raising pigs and chickens and are always in search of their next farm project!