About me

Hi! My name is Caitlin Potter.  I have been in the Pittsfield School District for three years as the occupational therapist registered/licensed (OTR/L) and am actively involved with the PBIS Target Team at PES.  My Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees are both in Occupational Therapy from the University of New Hampshire where I also minored in dance.  I have a background in dance and gymnastics and have enjoyed coaching children in these two activities for the past ten years.  In my free time I like to read, swim, kayak, dance, ski, travel, and spend time with my husband/family. 

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