Our Team

Our team of Occupational Therapists is committed to helping neurodivergent young adults build fulfilling futures. We offer specialized support with practical skills to navigate the complexities of adulthood with confidence and greater independence.

Jane Hannafin

Program Director

Jane Hannafin, MS, OTR/L, earned both her Master’s and undergraduate degrees in Occupational Therapy and Occupational Science from The University of New Hampshire. She joined Ivy Street School in 2012, after several years at Braintree Rehabilitation Hospital’s Traumatic Brain Injury Unit. Initially focusing on transition and vocational programs, she has been a key partner in Ivy Street’s community-based Skills for Life program since 2016, helping young adults gain independence.

Aileen Coen

Manager of Program Development

Aileen Coen, MS, OTR/L, has a Master's in Occupational Therapy from the University of New Hampshire. She specializes in home and community-based pediatrics, using aquatic and recreation-based therapies. Aileen's background in higher education includes work in Student Accessibility Services and assistive technology research. Her passion for supporting individuals and families stems from growing up in a neurodiverse family.

Tom Heneghan

Occupational Therapist

Tom Heneghan, MS, OTR/L, holds a master's degree in occupational therapy from Queen’s University and an undergraduate degree in Health Sciences from Carleton University. He has experience working with individuals with complex developmental and mental health conditions as part of a Program for Assertive Community Treatment team. Tom helps clients set and achieve personal, professional, and community goals, always bringing a sense of humor to the process.