Professional Background
I hold a Bachelor of Science in Therapeutic Recreation and became a Board Certified and Licensed Recreational Therapist in 2014. I later earned my Master of Science in Occupational Therapy, becoming a Board Certified and Licensed Occupational Therapist in 2018. Over the past decade, I’ve cultivated broad clinical expertise across diverse settings, diagnoses, and patient populations—including work in some of the most respected hospitals in the country. While attending a private university in the Northeast, I was consistently recognized on the Dean’s List. As a self-made professional, I take pride in having independently supported my education and built my business from the ground up.
In 2024, I founded Chelsea O’Boyle Occupational Therapy, LLC with the vision of providing holistic, individualized care to adults, children, OT students, and fellow healthcare professionals. My practice is grounded in clinical excellence, lived experience, and a deep commitment to service—locally and nationally. A portion of every milestone within my business is donated to organizations focused on mental health advocacy. After more than a decade in the field, I remain passionate about guiding the next generation of therapists while continuing to expand access to meaningful, purpose-driven care.
Personal Story
I’ve spent much of my life across the United States, which has shaped me into a resilient, adaptable, and fiercely independent woman. From the age of sixteen, I worked multiple jobs and navigated college without financial support—an experience that taught me grit, resourcefulness, and the value of building something from the ground up. With a relentless drive to help others, I’ve built my life and career on integrity, empathy, and purpose.
As a licensed occupational therapist, business owner, marathon runner, and mother of two, I lead with both compassion and strength. I’m also a survivor of personal and professional adversity—experiences that have deepened my ability to connect with others on a human level. My husband and I recently planted roots in Texas, where we continue to build a life grounded in healing, hard work, and hope. Everything I’ve created reflects the strength it took to get here—and the love I now choose to give intentionally.
