Isabel Guerra is a dedicated occupational therapist with a passion for improving the lives of individuals with special needs and vulnerable conditions. With a Master of Occupational Therapy from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Physical Activity and Health from Auburn University, Isabel has built a career centered on empowering individuals through therapy and advocacy.

Currently serving as the Lead Supervising Occupational Therapist at The Giving Voice and Innovative Pediatric Learning Center Miami (IPLC), Isabel specializes in evaluating and tailoring treatments for her clients with developmental and intellectual disabilities. She collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, parents, and caregivers to ensure children and adults achieve independence and developmental milestones.

Beyond her professional work, Isabel is committed to philanthropy and community engagement. As a member of the Casa Familia Young Professionals Board, she helps organize initiatives that support individuals with disabilities and promote inclusive opportunities. Her bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish allows her to connect with diverse communities, furthering her mission of making a meaningful impact.