Justine “Jellybean” Bedocs, OTR/L
Known lovingly by her patients as “Justine Jellybean” (a term of endearment given to her in childhood by her late father, Roger Prefontaine), Justine Bedocs was born and raised in New Bedford, Massachusetts. She earned her degree in Occupational Therapy from Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut, and is a board-certified occupational therapist licensed by the Connecticut Department of Health Services.
Justine is a proud member of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) and the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT). She is certified in Therapeutic Listening®, Sensory Integration, and Developmental Therapy, with advanced training in handwriting programs and motor protocols.
With over two decades of experience, she has worked in private practice, schools, Birth-to-Three and home-based services, aquatic therapy, and transitional life skills programs. In 2005, she opened Building Blocks Pediatric Occupational Therapy Services, creating a space that feels like home for children and families. Beyond her professional life, Justine is a proud mother of two, and her love for family, patients, and community shines through in her work every day.
Kristen “Krissy” Campbell, OTR/L
Kristen “Krissy” Campbell has over two decades of experience as an occupational therapist. A graduate of Quinnipiac University in 1996, she has dedicated much of her career to working with children in pediatric settings, while also gaining valuable experience in rehabilitation and geriatric care.
She is committed to lifelong learning, attending the AOTA National Conference, the Annual Therapies in Schools Conference, and the Annual Pediatrics Symposium. Widely respected within the school system, Kristen is known for her collaborative spirit and dedication to supporting students’ success.
Outside of her professional life, Kristen is a proud mother of three girls and, as a fun fact, is also a twin. Her warmth and playful energy shine through in her work with children.
Dawn Sutfin, MS, OTR/L
Dawn Sutfin, MS, OTR/L has worked in a variety of pediatric settings, including Birth-to-Three programs, private clinics, preschools, and public schools. A graduate of the University of Hartford, she recently earned her Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy and brings over two decades of experience to her practice.
She has pursued extensive continuing education with a focus on sensory integration, autism, and developmental therapy, and she is certified in the Therapeutic Listening® program. Known for her dedication and compassion, Dawn partners closely with families and schools to help children succeed.
Beyond her professional work, Dawn is a proud mother of two college students, and her warmth and love of family inspire her work with children every day.
JULIA CHIAPPETTA, MS, OTR/L
Michelle DiDonato, COTA/L
Michelle DiDonato, COTA/L is a certified occupational therapy assistant with a passion for helping young children thrive. She earned her degree magna cum laude from Goodwin University in 2022 and has specialized in early childhood intervention and home-based therapy. She also has training in primitive reflex integration, which supports foundational motor and sensory development.
With over 10 years of experience across therapeutic preschools, public schools, and private special education programs, Michelle brings deep knowledge and compassion to her work. She is known for her empathetic and joyful presence, building strong relationships with families and helping them carry strategies into everyday routines.
Michelle is also a proud mother of two young boys and a Connecticut resident. She is admired by families and colleagues alike for being loving, kind, and dedicated.
