Molly Vizioli, MS, OTR/L, is a licensed occupational therapist with extensive experience supporting children and families through evidence-based, family-centered care. She specializes in pediatric occupational therapy, sensory integration, neurological rehabilitation, and Hippotherapy bringing a unique blend of clinical expertise and lifelong horsemanship to her role with Stable Friendships Foundation.
Molly’s passion for horses began in childhood, where she developed a deep appreciation for the human-animal connection and the therapeutic benefits of time spent in nature. Her involvement with horses naturally evolved into a professional interest in equine-assisted interventions and hippotherapy. Throughout her career, she has incorporated the dynamic movement of the horse into occupational therapy treatment to support improvements in motor skills, sensory processing, emotional regulation, communication, and participation in meaningful daily activities.
In addition to her clinical practice, Molly has a strong background in research and evidence-based practice. She is committed to advancing the understanding of nature-based and animal-assisted therapies and their role in promoting physical, emotional, and social well-being. Her professional experience spans pediatric outpatient services, school-based practice, sensory integration clinics, neurological rehabilitation, and interdisciplinary treatment settings.
Molly is dedicated to expanding access to inclusive, innovative, and nature-based therapeutic opportunities for individuals of all abilities. She is passionate about fostering meaningful connections between people, animals, and the natural environment to support health, participation, and quality of life.
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