Occupational Therapist, NYU Langone’s Rusk Institute · Adjunct Professor, NYU Steinhardt
Lorene Janowski brings more than 20 years of experience as an occupational therapist and is Board Certified in Pediatrics by the American Occupational Therapy Association. Her clinical experience spans NYU Langone’s Rusk Institute and the Hospital for Special Surgery, and she serves as an adjunct professor in NYU Steinhardt’s Occupational Therapy department.
Lorene is the author of Fin the Fish Who Learns to Swim, a children’s book celebrating individuality and the idea that every child learns and grows at their own pace with the support of those around them — just like the support we provide here for our families.
Lorene is available for media interviews and expert commentary on pediatric occupational therapy topics, including early development, sensory and motor skills, and supporting children who learn and grow at their own pace.
Areas of Focus
Pediatric occupational therapy · Early childhood development · Sensory and motor skills · Neuro-developmental treatment (NDT) · Supporting children at their own pace
Published Work
Author of Fin the Fish Who Learns to Swim, a children’s book about individuality and the idea that every child learns and grows at their own pace.