Our Team

TOTs Feeding Therapy is a team of occupational therapists specializing in infant and pediatric feeding, oral-motor function, and early development.

Owner

Julia Marvil

OTD, OTR/L, CLC

I'm the owner of TOTs Therapy and I'm an occupational therapist, certified lactation counselor, and pediatric feeding specialist. I began my career in Atlanta, where I built a strong foundation supporting infants and families navigating feeding challenges, tethered oral tissues, and early developmental concerns — and saw firsthand how impactful the right support can be for a family's confidence and overall experience.

After returning to the Northeast, I founded TOTs Therapy in 2023 to bring that level of specialized, whole-family care to Fairfield County and beyond. My goal is to help families feel informed, supported, and confident every step of the way.

Emory University — Bachelor of Arts

MGH Institute of Health Professions — Doctorate, Occupational Therapy

Lizzy Sullivan

MSOT, OTR/L

I’m an occupational therapist who specializes in movement and feeding in the first year of life.

I’ve gained experience working in a variety of settings, including outpatient sensory clinics, early intervention, and children’s hospitals. My work includes the use of manual therapies, positioning, therapeutic play and craniosacral techniques.

My mission is to guide families through their feeding and development journey with compassion, patience, and expertise. I aim to create a supportive environment where children can thrive and families feel empowered with individualized strategies that work for them.

Marist University - Bachelor of Arts

Columbia University - Masters, Occupational Therapy

Colette Sedaca

MSOT, OTR/L

I'm an occupational therapist with ten years of experience across a range of clinical settings, including hospitals, schools, and outpatient care. My specialty is pediatric feeding therapy — helping children build positive, pressure-free relationships with food from the very start.

As a mother of two and a self-proclaimed foodie, I believe mealtimes are about far more than nutrition. They're an opportunity for sensory exploration, fine motor development, and connection. My goal is to bring that perspective to every family I work with — making mealtimes less stressful and more joyful.

Whether your child is starting solids, experiencing picky eating or navigating mealtime challenges I'd love to help!

Roger Williams University - Bachelor of Arts

Sacred Heart University - Masters, Occupational Therapy