“The impact occupational therapists have on their clients' lives cannot be measured in numbers or statistics. It's about the small victories, the moments of joy, and the feeling of hope that we help to instill.” – Dr. Carrie Ciro, OT
Discover My Journey
Jennifer Totah-Wolfe is a dedicated wife, mother, and full-time student pursuing her certification as an Occupational Therapy Assistant at Santa Ana College. Her commitment to helping others is fueled by her unique experiences as the mother of 8-year-old identical twins who have Autism, Hypotonia, and Sensory Processing Disorder. Jennifer is actively involved in advocating for disability rights, fostering relationships, and guiding other parents in supporting their children. She also takes on a leadership role in her community to enhance awareness and promote equity, sustainability and inclusion. In addition, she passionately advocates for animal welfare, striving to protect and improve the lives of animals in need. Ultimately, Jennifer views making a positive impact and supporting her community as fundamental values and purposes in her life.