Meet the Team
Haley
Founder, Doctor of Occupational Therapy Therapy, Certified Trauma Professional, and Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist
Haley | Doctor of Occupational Therapy
Haley Bodea founded Thriving Therapies at Mo'Lovin Farm to offer a unique blend of occupational and feeding therapy in a nurturing, community-oriented environment. With a doctorate from Northern Arizona University and certifications in trauma and autism spectrum disorders, Haley brings a wealth of expertise to her practice. Her innovative "FUN-tional" approach combines the comforts of home with engaging community experiences, all through a trauma-informed lens.
When not helping clients thrive, Haley contributes to emotional regulation research at NAU and enjoys life with her husband and their mini zoo, including Charro the Quacker parrot, Bear the Bernese Mountain dog, and Oscar, a baby desert tortoise. At Thriving Therapies, Haley's creative methods and extensive knowledge create a supportive space where therapy becomes an enriching, enjoyable experience for all.
Ariana | Farm Educator & Licensed Functional Wellness
Ariana Cuttone brings her passion for inclusive wellness to Thriving Therapies at Mo'Lovin Farm. With a Teaching Credential and Master's Degree in Special Education, complemented by certifications in Adaptive Coaching and Inclusive Recreation, she creates personalized wellness programs that enhance mobility, independence, and quality of life. At Thriving Therapies, Ariana offers customized fitness programs, inclusive group workouts, and holistic wellness coaching that addresses physical, emotional, and social well-being. She will also be leading farm education initiatives, leveraging the natural environment to enrich learning experiences. As a valued member of the Thriving Therapies team, her adaptive fitness expertise and educational background perfectly complement existing therapy services, creating a comprehensive environment where clients can reach their full potential.
Alyssa | Doctor of Occupational Therapy Capstone Student & Social Medial Manager
Meet Alyssa, a passionate occupational therapy doctoral student at Northern Arizona University who is dedicated to empowering individuals with developmental differences.
Drawing from her understanding of inclusive practices, she is developing an innovative program at a Place to Thrive’s local farmers market for her final semester capstone project. This initiative aims to create meaningful vocational opportunities for children of all abilities, fostering entrepreneurial skills through hands-on experiences.
When she's not cultivating inclusion at the farm, Alyssa spends quality time with her four-legged companion, Oakley. Her commitment to nurturing potential extends beyond her academic pursuits to the volleyball court, where she serves as a coach, helping young athletes develop both their athletic abilities and teamwork skills. Alyssa's blend of expertise and creativity reflects her vision for an inclusive future where everyone can contribute meaningfully to their community.
Hannah | Licensed Speech Therapy
Hannah Graves has been a dedicated Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) for the past four years, with a deep passion for working with individuals with developmental differences. Her experience spans across various settings, allowing her to bring a diverse skill set and a compassionate approach to every interaction.
Outside of work, she cherishes time with her husband and 1-year-old, enjoying family life. Now, she is thrilled to be part of a groundbreaking therapy model under the leadership of Haley Bodea, where she will contribute to innovative, farm-based therapeutic practices.
