Lisa Wilcox, speech-language pathologist with Sonos Neurotherapies in Bend, Oregon

Paige Leite

MOT, OTR/L

Pronouns: she/her/hers

Paige has been a practicing occupational therapist since 2021. She was born and raised in New England, receiving her Master of Occupational Therapy degree from Bay Path University. During her career as a traveling therapist across the United States, she fell in love with the Pacific Northwest. She has learned a variety of generalist skills in a multitude of settings and a wide range of populations, including a specialized traumatic brain injury clinic, acute care, and skilled nursing. Paige implements a collaborative approach to care, which includes taking the time to build a therapeutic relationship to aid in improving treatment outcomes.

In her free time, she enjoys reading, cooking, and exploring the outdoors with her partner and their dog.

Areas of Specialty

Paige specializes in adult neurological rehabilitation techniques to address hemiplegic upper extremities, cognitive-motor performance, vision, and visual perceptual therapy, return to driving/leisure activities, psychosocial well-being, and other skills required to return to meaningful participation in daily life. She is passionate about providing holistic and evidence-based Occupational Therapy services to address the whole person to achieve client-centered goals.

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Education

  • Bachelor of Arts, University of Maine
  • Master of Occupational Therapy, Bay Path University

Certification

  • State of Oregon Occupational Therapy License
  • National Board of Certification of Occupational Therapy

"Sonos has been a great partner in our multidisciplinary concussion clinic. They have stepped up to serve our patients and we enjoy the coordination of care that we feel brings the patients improved care. On an individual basis, our patients have gained tools and knowledge to address challenges from brain injury in their everyday lives. Practical tips and tools that are invaluable. SONOS helps to change lives for those suffering from traumatic brain injury.”

Viviane Ugalde, MD, The Center

“As an asthma specialist involved in the care of patients of all ages with laryngeal hypersensitivity and vocal cord dysfunction, I have had the opportunity to share numerous patients with the speech and language pathologists at Sonos. I have been very impressed by the professionalism, communication, quality of care, and outstanding results that my patients get under their care. It is very rewarding to see the results they achieve with the patients I refer to them."

Adam Williams, MD, Bend Memorial Clinic

"I always trust that Sonos Neurotherapies is going to provide excellent therapy and care for my patients. Families and patients love the specialists there and the support they provide.”

Mary T. Rogers, MD, FAAP, Central Oregon Pediatric Associates

Contact Us

Ask a question or book an appointment below. For emergencies call 911 or visit your nearest hospital.

(541) 604-8255

Fax (541) 706-9440

20310 Empire Ave, Suite A103, Bend, OR 97703

contact@sonosbend.com