Krystal Robinson-Bert, OTD, OTR/L, BCPR, CSRS, CNS, C/NDT, CBIS

Krystal is a dynamic OT educator and clinician with expertise in adult and neurological rehabilitation, geriatrics, and innovative teaching practices. She has led research on stroke recovery, physical rehabilitation, and Parkinson’s disease and presented it locally, nationally, and internationally. Krystal’s favorite thing is creating opportunities for students to work directly with individuals with Parkinson’s disease through holistic, grant-funded programs supported by the Parkinson’s Foundation, where students gain hands-on experience, build meaningful connections, and see the real impact of their skills in the community. You can always find her planning her next travel adventure with her husband and 2 girls, drinking Starbucks, and discussing all things British and Disney.

OTD, Misericordia University, Specialization: Adults & Geriatrics
M.S Occupational Therapy, Misericordia University
B.A Health & Exercise Science, Messiah College
Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist
Certified in Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT)
Certified in the Kessler Foundation Neglect Assessment Process and Prism Adaptation Treatment
Certified Kinesiotaping Practitioner
Certified CarFit Event Coordinator
Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist

• Applied Anatomy
• Level I Fieldwork: Community Interventions
• Neurological Conditions in OT Practice
• Level I Fieldwork: Adult Practice
• OT Process: Adult Practice

Adult Rehabilitation & Post-Stroke Rehabilitation 
Treatment of Unilateral Spatial Neglect & Management of Vision Deficits after Neurological Injury
Older Adult/Interventions for the Dementia population
Aging in Place