About Us
Harp Occupational Therapy and Wellness, LLC was started in 2018 in Stevensville, Montana. We specialize in delivering pediatric and adult mobile outpatient therapy services directly in our clients’ homes and communities as well as in Montana's great outdoors! We also serve our clients in a traditional outpatient clinic in Stevensville, Montana.
We believe all people deserve high-quality, client-centered, and environmentally-relevant services that support their ability to do valued everyday life activities. We advocate for those experiencing disability and use evidence-based, reflective practices to support our clients with optimizing their health and wellness, quality of life, and ability to participate in the activities they want and need to do!
We believe all people deserve high-quality, client-centered, and environmentally-relevant services that support their ability to do valued everyday life activities. We advocate for those experiencing disability and use evidence-based, reflective practices to support our clients with optimizing their health and wellness, quality of life, and ability to participate in the activities they want and need to do!
Outpatient Therapists
Jenna Harp, MOT, OTR/L
Director of Therapy & Occupational Therapist
Jenna has worked with children in various capacities as both an educator and occupational therapist since 2005. Originally from the Philadelphia area, Jenna attended Penn State University for her bachelor's degree in education and Colorado State University for her master’s degree in occupational therapy. Her professional interests include providing family-centered services to children that focus on developing necessary everyday self-care skills as well as helping children learn to self-regulate and cultivate their unique passions. She enjoys optimizing children’s potential with all areas of development and confidence so they can thrive at home, at school, in their communities, and in the great outdoor environment Montana has to offer.
Jenna is a member of the American Occupational Therapy Association and holds a national board certification. She has focused her continuing education on feeding, handwriting, and self-regulation. She also holds a level 1 certification through the American Hippotherapy Association. She has experience as an occupational therapist in a variety of settings including hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, public schools, clients' homes, outpatient clinics, and in the equine environment.
Jenna is a registered yoga teacher through Yoga Alliance, and she enjoys trail-running, hiking, skiing, cooking, gardening, playing and listening to music, as well as spending time with her husband, son, and two german shepherds.
Director of Therapy & Occupational Therapist
Jenna has worked with children in various capacities as both an educator and occupational therapist since 2005. Originally from the Philadelphia area, Jenna attended Penn State University for her bachelor's degree in education and Colorado State University for her master’s degree in occupational therapy. Her professional interests include providing family-centered services to children that focus on developing necessary everyday self-care skills as well as helping children learn to self-regulate and cultivate their unique passions. She enjoys optimizing children’s potential with all areas of development and confidence so they can thrive at home, at school, in their communities, and in the great outdoor environment Montana has to offer.
Jenna is a member of the American Occupational Therapy Association and holds a national board certification. She has focused her continuing education on feeding, handwriting, and self-regulation. She also holds a level 1 certification through the American Hippotherapy Association. She has experience as an occupational therapist in a variety of settings including hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, public schools, clients' homes, outpatient clinics, and in the equine environment.
Jenna is a registered yoga teacher through Yoga Alliance, and she enjoys trail-running, hiking, skiing, cooking, gardening, playing and listening to music, as well as spending time with her husband, son, and two german shepherds.
Caroline Tolstad, MSOT, OTR/L
Occupational Therapist
Caroline counts Montana as one of her favorite places on earth. Growing up in New Hampshire and then living in almost a dozen states throughout the country has given her an appreciation for many different lifestyles and cultures.
She received her bachelor’s degree in rehabilitation services with a concentration in outdoor education from the University of Maine. Experience providing services in a variety of settings has given her a well-rounded approach to client care. Caroline has especially enjoyed working as a therapeutic horseback riding instructor and providing inclusive recreational opportunities for individuals of varying ages and abilities. She obtained her master’s degree in occupational therapy from the University of New England and maintains national board certification.
Caroline particularly values opportunities to support adolescents in increasing their independence and successfully transitioning into adulthood. She also has a passion for incorporating animal-assisted and nature-based therapies into her treatment approach. She holds her level 1 certification through the American Hippotherapy Association.
In addition to being a credentialed occupational therapist, Caroline is also a licensed massage therapist and is skilled in providing a variety of therapeutic hands-on treatment modalities. She has a love for travel, international cuisines, skiing, backpacking, horseback riding, and spending time with her trusty canine companion.
Occupational Therapist
Caroline counts Montana as one of her favorite places on earth. Growing up in New Hampshire and then living in almost a dozen states throughout the country has given her an appreciation for many different lifestyles and cultures.
She received her bachelor’s degree in rehabilitation services with a concentration in outdoor education from the University of Maine. Experience providing services in a variety of settings has given her a well-rounded approach to client care. Caroline has especially enjoyed working as a therapeutic horseback riding instructor and providing inclusive recreational opportunities for individuals of varying ages and abilities. She obtained her master’s degree in occupational therapy from the University of New England and maintains national board certification.
Caroline particularly values opportunities to support adolescents in increasing their independence and successfully transitioning into adulthood. She also has a passion for incorporating animal-assisted and nature-based therapies into her treatment approach. She holds her level 1 certification through the American Hippotherapy Association.
In addition to being a credentialed occupational therapist, Caroline is also a licensed massage therapist and is skilled in providing a variety of therapeutic hands-on treatment modalities. She has a love for travel, international cuisines, skiing, backpacking, horseback riding, and spending time with her trusty canine companion.
Lorie Lochridge, MSOT, OTR/L
Occupational Therapist
Lorie grew up in the Boston area but has called Montana home for the past 22 years. She has a bachelor's degree in Rehabilitation Services Education from Penn State University and a masters degree in Occupational Therapy from Colorado State University. She holds a national board certification in Occupational Therapy.
She has worked with children in the schools for the past 17 years. Concurrent and prior to that she served both adults and children in a variety of settings including outpatient hand and pediatric clinic, inpatient acute care and rehabilitation, long term care facilities and home health care with both children and adults. Although she has enjoyed every setting and population she has worked with, she especially enjoys working in a person's natural environment to enhance functional independence. She has a special place in her heart for working with the elderly.
She enjoys traveling, reading, hiking, photography, gardening and being with her friends and family.
Occupational Therapist
Lorie grew up in the Boston area but has called Montana home for the past 22 years. She has a bachelor's degree in Rehabilitation Services Education from Penn State University and a masters degree in Occupational Therapy from Colorado State University. She holds a national board certification in Occupational Therapy.
She has worked with children in the schools for the past 17 years. Concurrent and prior to that she served both adults and children in a variety of settings including outpatient hand and pediatric clinic, inpatient acute care and rehabilitation, long term care facilities and home health care with both children and adults. Although she has enjoyed every setting and population she has worked with, she especially enjoys working in a person's natural environment to enhance functional independence. She has a special place in her heart for working with the elderly.
She enjoys traveling, reading, hiking, photography, gardening and being with her friends and family.
Ann Gregg-Ross, OT/L
Occupational Therapist
Ann loves working as an occupational therapist, because she enjoys seeing people improve their quality of life and enhance their relationships with others. Ann has lived and worked in Missoula for 39 years, and previously worked in Kentucky, Utah, and Oregon. She completed her occupational therapy degree at University of Puget Sound, in Tacoma, WA. Work settings include in and outpatient rehabilitation setting with all ages, long term care facilities, home health and pediatric private practice.
She is a member of the American Occupational Therapy Association, and has had certification in aquatic therapy, NDT (neurodevelopmental therapy), manual techniques to include SCS (strain-counter strain) and IASTM (Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization).
Ann has the honor of loving and being married to Tom, and they have two sons. She enjoys her church family, reading, music, swimming, going to the symphony, gardening, walks/hikes, visiting with family and friends, exploring new places, and meeting new people.
Occupational Therapist
Ann loves working as an occupational therapist, because she enjoys seeing people improve their quality of life and enhance their relationships with others. Ann has lived and worked in Missoula for 39 years, and previously worked in Kentucky, Utah, and Oregon. She completed her occupational therapy degree at University of Puget Sound, in Tacoma, WA. Work settings include in and outpatient rehabilitation setting with all ages, long term care facilities, home health and pediatric private practice.
She is a member of the American Occupational Therapy Association, and has had certification in aquatic therapy, NDT (neurodevelopmental therapy), manual techniques to include SCS (strain-counter strain) and IASTM (Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization).
Ann has the honor of loving and being married to Tom, and they have two sons. She enjoys her church family, reading, music, swimming, going to the symphony, gardening, walks/hikes, visiting with family and friends, exploring new places, and meeting new people.
Phone: 406-201-9670 | Fax: 406-215-9002 | Email: info@harpotw.com | 212 Main Street, Stevensville, MT
