Our Team

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Occupational Therapist 

Assistive Technology

Danielle is an Occupational Therapist who has a background working both in physical and mental health settings. What inspires her is learning about what is uniquely meaningful to people and finding ways to help them lead fulfilling and purposeful lives. Before joining Sensory Tool House, she worked at a nonprofit organization, where she became committed to supporting underserved communities by addressing the systemic lack of knowledge about and access to assistive technology.

Danielle loves spending time in nature and has picked up as many outdoor activities she possibly can, including running, biking, skiing, climbing, and even pickleball. She loves to learn anything she can about her current outdoor activity of interest, which at the moment is ultrarunning. She also loves to take on home DIY projects and enjoys gardening. She lives with her partner and her dog and cat.

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Case Manager

Assistive Technology

For the past 5 years Victoria has worked as an educator in multiple different capacities - a preschool teacher, outdoor elementary teacher, and most recently as a speech therapist assistant within the public school system. She’s worked with students of all abilities over the years and has a deep passion for working with students and their families. After being with a few school districts and countless schools within them, she has seen the lack of access and education on Assistive Technology and desperately wants to make a change within the community.

In her free time, you can catch her outdoors doing anything from running with her dog, mountain biking, skiing, or throwing a disc at a park- or even better, the beach at low tide! If she’s not outdoors, she enjoys knitting and hopes to learn how to sew her own clothes one day. Victoria also enjoys fostering dogs and will gladly show you pictures of all the cute dogs she’s had.

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Case Manager

Assistive Technology

Maxx is passionate about using person-centered planning and the discovery process to assist people in achieving their personal life goals. With over ten years of experience in developing plans and assisting people with their assistive technology needs, Maxx has worked on a variety of projects to develop inclusive design that support employment and improve the quality of life for individuals with disabilities. 

Throughout a diverse career, Maxx has held roles ranging from Employment Consultant, Office Manager, Director, and small business owner. His work is defined by a strong sense of empathy, advocacy, and a focus on fostering partnerships with community organizations. A military veteran, Maxx, brings a unique perspective and disciplined approach to every endeavor. As a former small business owner, he worked with local government agencies to become more inclusive with minorities including the LGBTQ+ community, and disability awareness.

Living with dyslexia, Maxx has developed unique strategies to overcome challenges and succeed in his professional and personal life. His experience with dyslexia has fueled his passion for advocacy and empowering individuals. 

In his personal time, Maxx enjoys photography capturing photos of the natural beauty that surrounds us. Taking photos of flowers, trees, mountains in the pacific northwest. Maxx never misses an opportunity to expand his knowledge base and dedicates two hours a week to finding and taking training on topics that interest him. He has been in a committed relationship for the past twenty-seven years, married for the past four years, finding joy and support and contentment in his personal life. 

Neurodivergent

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