Kim is the founder and first PT at Kids In Motion. She is trained in Total Motion release, a tearless method to effectively treat children with torticollis and other mobility issues.  She is further trained in complex respiratory impairments by connecting breathing mechanics and postural control, universal exercise unit (Cage) therapy.  She also has extensive experience treating children 0-3 and loves working with infants in the first year and complex neuromotor development. 

Ariana has a passion for combining traditional occupational therapy methods with foundational neurodevelopmental science and primary sensory-motor development to promote the most out of every session. She is currently studying Masgutova Neuro-Sensory-Motor Reflex Integration (MNRI®) as a Level I Core Specialist-in-Training and has completed several trainings towards this gigantic achievement.

Julie is a Certified Lactation Consultant and has experience with addressing picky eating and feeding concerns using a sensory based approach. Julie enjoys working with children to address emotion and self-regulation using Zones of Regulation, Alert Program, and the Social Thinking curriculum. She is also trained in the intervention and treatment of torticollis and  in pediatric bowel and bladder issues  to help children with pelvic floor dysfunction, history of constipation, bed wetting or late toilet training. 

Dallas grew up in Bismarck and completed both undergraduate and graduate school at the University of Mary. Dallas enjoys working with kids of all ages and their families to help reach their goals and has a special interest in orthopedic injuries and developmental delay. Dallas achieved his clinical competency in Aquatics from the American Physical Therapy AssociationDallas is also a Certified Athletic Trainer and has vast experience working with sports injuries. In his free time, he enjoys fishing, golfing, reading, and playing softball.

Carole grew up in Williston, ND and completed both undergraduate and graduate programs at the University of North Dakota. She has always had a deep passion for helping children unlock their potential. She finds immense joy in watching them progress and thrive in their communication skills. Carole strives for each therapy session to be an opportunity to focus on positives, tapping into the unique energy of every child to channel it toward functional use in their daily lives. When Carole isn't at Kids in Motion, she enjoys spending quality time with her two kids and beloved dog. She also loves watching various sporting activities, playing volleyball, reading, and sampling every coffee shop in the area.  

Alie was born and raised in Bismarck, North Dakota. She has always had a passion for serving others in the community, especially kids! In her spare time, she enjoys spending quality time with friends and family, and partaking in anything outdoorsy.  Her favorite being camping up at the lake. She loves all things food, whether that be cooking and baking, or trying new restaurants in her spare time.  

Kaitlyn graduated from the University of North Dakota. Kaitlyn has interests in sensory processing, interoception, and feeding. She has completed training on the LPT approach to Autism which supports neurodiversity and strength’s-based interventions. She has extensive experience working with pediatrics prior to joining the Kids team and loves working with kiddos and their families to support participation in meaningful activities.

Grace was born and raised in small town central Wisconsin and gradually made her way west with school. She is a graduate of the University of Mary physical therapy program and developed a passion for working with kids. She enjoys working with all ages but really loves the birth to 7 years. In her free time she loves to spend time outside, with family, reading, or crocheting. Something fun about Grace is she LOVES mashed potatoes!

Jessica grew up in Bismarck and graduated from the University of Mary Occupational Therapy program. Jessica is passionate about working with children with an autism diagnosis and is trained in the ADOS-2 assessment. Jessica also has a special interest in aquatics, vision therapy, bowel and bladder therapy, and primitive reflexes. Jessica's favorite hobbies are reading, crocheting, crafting, exercising, and spending time with her husband and children.

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Lexie grew up in Mandan and received her degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of Mary. She understands that every child has a unique set of skills and interests, which is why she utilizes a variety of treatment approaches to meet each child’s individual needs. Lexie is passionate about building meaningful relationships—not only with the children she works with but also with their families and caregivers. Lexie works with children of all ages in various areas, including delayed milestones, feeding, non-integrated reflexes, bowel and bladder dysfunction, sleep, self-regulation, sensory processing, social skills, and fine motor/visual motor development. Outside of work, she enjoys being outside and time with her loved ones! A fun fact about Lexie, she spent a majority of her childhood on the back of a horse, and spent many years barrel racing. 

Sophie grew up in sunny California before moving to North Dakota, where she graduated from the University of Mary’s Occupational Therapy program. She is passionate about helping children grow, celebrating every milestone and the joy it brings to families.

Sophie makes therapy fun by incorporating play, movement activities, and obstacle courses to help kids achieve their goals. She loves working with children who have challenges in fine motor skills, visual perception, emotional regulation, and social skills — always finding creative ways, like games of UNO, to keep them engaged. She believes in using reward charts and visual supports to empower parents and help kids succeed beyond the clinic.

At home, Sophie loves spending time outdoors, baking sweet treats, and being with friends.

Madi was born and raised in northeastern North Dakota, graduated from the University of Mary, and now calls Bismarck her home. Madi is passionate about helping children and adolescents reach their full potential by focusing on life skills, such as regulation, executive functioning skills, fine motor skills, and social skills. Using a holistic approach, Madi works alongside families to ensure the therapeutic process fits each family’s unique dynamics and needs. When Madi is not working, you can find her spending time with family and friends, hiking, and baking homemade banana bread.

Kayla grew up in Hazen, North Dakota. She completed both her undergraduate and graduate schooling at the University of Mary. Kayla enjoys working with children to increase their independence and enhance quality of life through meaningful activities. Kayla has interests in addressing fine motor skills, social-emotional skills, and sensory processing. In her free time, she enjoys camping at Lake Sakakawea, four-wheeler rides with her family, playing yard games, golfing, and evening walks. 

Kelli Stumpf grew up in Bismarck North Dakota and graduated from the University of Mary with a masters in speech-language pathology. Kelli has a passion for helping kids discover their voice and grow in communication and feeding abilities. Kelli has experiences in working with speech sound disorders, expressive and receptive language disorders, AAC, voice disorders, and feeding. When she is not busy working Kelli enjoys spending time with her friends and family at the lake, swimming, running, and curling up with a good book.  

Madonna has practiced as an occupational therapist with 30 + years of clinical experience, in many pediatric domains.  She specializes in sensory processing dysfunction, sensory integration, self-regulation, interoception and emotional integration, and advanced trauma sensitive care. Through a variety of evidence-based practices, including Zones of Regulation, Therapeutic Listening, Quick shifts, sensorimotor treatment, and neuro-physiological interventions, Madonna works collaboratively with families to create personalized treatment plans that foster growth, independence and confidence.  By bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience, Madonna facilitates a compassionate and patient-centered approach to making therapy a positive experience for every child and empowering them to thrive in all aspects of their life. Madonna enjoys her ND life, by spending time with family and friends and spending time outdoors. 

Lisa received her Physical Therapy degree from  University of North Dakota.  She has been practicing in pediatrics in the Bismarck Mandan area for over 25 years.  While her primary area of practice is currently in the school system, she enjoys having  PRN opportunities with Kids In Motion.  Lisa and her husband, Don, have adult twin sons, and a teenage daughter.  In her free time, she enjoys watching sports, playing pickle ball, reading, and playing piano.  Her family also fosters dogs through Furry Friends Rockin' Rescue.

Tina & her husband, Robert, have been married for 27 years and have moved throughout the USA following Rob's Marine Corps career.  Tina has held many titles  years including daycare provider, personal trainer, receiving supervisor, scheduler, office manager and stay at home mom.  They have been blessed with four daughters and two of them have recently promoted her to grandma.   Outside of the office, she enjoys cooking and baking for her family, playing cornhole, camping, and boating.

Renae began her journey at Kids In Motion as a Patient Care Coordinator and has since transitioned into the role of Administrative Director. In addition to supporting our scheduling team and managing the credentialing of our providers, her primary focus is simplifying the billing process for families. She is dedicated to ensuring that all families have a clear understanding of estimated costs for services, making the financial aspect of care as transparent and stress-free as possible. With a commitment to efficiency and clear communication, she strives to create a smooth experience for every family at Kids In Motion. When Renae isn’t at Kids In Motion, she spends her time reading, spending time with her family, playing outside and crocheting.

Courtney was born and raised in Mandan, North Dakota. Courtney grew up on a Farm and Ranch just west of Mandan. and attended Bismarck State College and Dickinson State University. She received a degree in Agricultural studies, while also playing college basketball. Fun fact about Courtney is that she holds 9 DSU basketball records. She is now an assistant women's basketball coach at BSC. In her free time, she enjoys working on the ranch, going to the lake, playing basketball, and being around her family.