Rondalyn Whitney is an established occupational therapist, researcher, professor, and writer with over two decades of experience in the field of autism and related disorders. Currently serving as an Associate Professor and Director of Faculty Scholarship & Development at the Department of Human Performance at West Virginia University, Whitney is a renowned change agent and innovator in the industry. Her research aims to improve the lives of high-risk populations, especially children and families, by making high-quality, evidence-based interventions accessible through technology and telehealth. Whitney's clinical expertise has also contributed to creating family coherence by using her knowledge of social participation, health narrative, sensory integration, and processing. She has an impressive educational background with a PhD in International Health Science, a Certificate in Narrative Medicine from Columbia University, and a Masters of Occupational Therapy from Samuel Merritt College. Along with her academic pursuits, Whitney has held several important roles in various organizations, including being the Chair of Developmental Disabilities Special Interest Section for AOTA, an Instructor at Towson University, and a Therapeutic Services provider at Rondalyn Whitney Phd, OT/L, and Associates. Whitney is a sought-after speaker and presenter throughout North America and has been praised for her ability to disseminate complex information to both lay and expert audiences. Her specialties include research, writing, special education, telehealth, maternal health, and family quality of life.