

Meeting Your Future Therapist
Hi, I’m Trisha Crone, MS, OTR/L, BCP, ADHD-RSP, founder of Shine Therapies.
I’ve been an occupational therapist since 2014, helping children, teens, and families build skills for everyday life. I’m board certified in pediatrics and have a special interest in ADHD, executive functioning, sensory needs, and self-regulation.
Before founding Shine, I developed an ADHD and executive-function program for a large hospital network in Idaho. That experience deepened my commitment to helping families find practical strategies for everyday challenges.
I look forward to getting to know your family. Together, we’ll build on your child’s strengths, practice meaningful skills, and explore strategies that fit your life. Whether we meet in our Boise clinic or through telehealth across Idaho, my goal is to help your child build confidence and independence while helping you feel supported along the way

MY PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
What Makes Me Stand Out And Shine
My Professional Background
I earned my master’s degree in occupational therapy from Touro University in 2014 and returned to Boise to begin my career in pediatrics. Over the past 12 years, I’ve worked with children and families in outpatient clinics and schools, helping them navigate challenges that affect everyday life.
I earned my Board Certification in Pediatrics through AOTA in 2020 and hold the ADHD-RSP credential. My experience has taught me to look beyond a difficult moment or unfinished task to understand what might be getting in the way. Attention, sensory needs, frustration, and the demands of an activity can all shape how a child participates.
I work with families to understand those needs and find practical ways to make routines more manageable, build skills, and support growing independence.
A Personal Connection
I’m also a mom of six, including an autistic son. I understand the effort that goes into finding support, navigating daily challenges, and celebrating progress that others might overlook.
Every family’s experience is different. Being a parent informs my perspective, but listening to your family is how I learn what matters to you.
You bring knowledge of your child; I bring clinical experience and practical tools. Together, we work toward goals that make a difference in your family’s life.
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