about

Crystal is an energetic, creative, and compassionate OT who adores working with children of all ages. Upon receiving her Master’s Degree of Occupational Therapy from the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio in 2008, she went on to work in various settings including, early childhood intervention, inpatient adult rehabilitation, and outpatient pediatric therapy. Through the years, she has sought to further her education in areas specific to her client’s (and own children’s) needs. She is an Advanced Mentored Clinician through the STAR Institute and has completed extensive coursework on Autism, Executive Function Skills, Interoception, and Vision. Crystal is happily married and has three very vivacious daughters and one brilliant son who is on the Autism Spectrum. She is well versed in the importance of creating a healthy and stable family dynamic and understands the struggles that come with advocating for the needs of each child.

Hannah is a pediatric occupational therapist who believes childhood should feel like play, and therapy should too. She loves building meaningful relationships with children and their families and strives to create a space where each child feels safe, confident, and excited to participate. Using a fun, child-led approach, Hannah supports children in developing skills in ways that feel natural, joyful, and successful.

Hannah earned her Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy from James Madison University and has worked in a pediatric outpatient setting since 2022. She has pursued additional training in sensory processing and feeding approaches, including SOS Feeding and Level 1 Intensive Mentorship through the STAR Institute. Hannah is passionate about helping families better understand their child’s unique needs so daily life at home can feel smoother, more connected, and more enjoyable.

Recently relocated to East Texas and newly married, Hannah enjoys caring for her growing mini farm, working on needlepoint projects, playing mah jong, and relaxing with a good TV series. She values serving families with compassion and intentionality and feels grateful to walk alongside parents as they support their children’s growth.

Jenny Williams is the founder and owner of Little Light Pediatric Therapy and an East Texas native. In just five years, Jenny earned her B.S. in Child Development and her Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy from Texas Woman’s University. It was during that time that her passion for lifelong learning and growth truly began.

Over the years, Jenny has pursued advanced training in sensory processing, feeding, and relationship-based care. She has attained Proficiency Level 2 through the STAR Institute for Sensory Processing Disorder, holds DIRFloortime® Basic Certification, SOFFI certification, and has completed advanced training in the SOS Approach to Feeding for working with autistic children and tube-fed children. She also continues ongoing education in trauma-informed care.

In recent years, Jenny has expanded her work beyond the clinic and into business coaching, where she enjoys supporting other practice owners in shaping businesses that reflect their values, run smoothly, and prioritize people first. She is passionate about helping leaders create environments where families feel genuinely cared for and clinicians feel supported, valued, and equipped to do meaningful work.

In 2021, Jenny was recognized as one of the Top 40 Under 40 influential young leaders in the East Texas community and was later nationally recognized as a Remarkable Woman by Nexstar Media in 2022. She has previously served as a foster mom with Buckner International and volunteered with organizations including Hope Mommies and Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, experiences that deeply shaped her perspective on family, grief, and compassionate care.

When she is not at Little Light or working with other business owners, Jenny enjoys the balance of both quiet and movement. You might find her curled up under a cozy blanket with a good book or training for her next long-distance run, having recently completed her first half marathon. Most often, she is at home with her husband and children, cooking, gardening, and enjoying life together.