Sarah Tuberty

Sarah Tuberty, OTD, OTR/L

Combining interdisciplinary collaboration for disability advocacy and community education.

Here for the hard conversations, Sarah Tuberty, embraces vulnerability and she shares her lived experiences as a flight attendant, aerial artist, and limb different human combined with her educational background in Occupational Therapy to challenge the stigma of disability and re-write the narrative for a more inclusive society.

She empowers all of us to own our own stories, to free ourselves from shame, find pride in ourselves for to build a more understanding and inclusive society together.

Dynamic Lifesyle

Occupational Therapist

Helping people engage in meaningful activities

Sarah Tuberty inverted and wrapped in aerial silks

Aerial Artist

Empowering others to use their voice on stage

Flight Attendant

Expanding possibilities all over the world

Community Advocacy

Disarming Disability Podcast Co-Host and Co-Creator

Expanding knowledge with conversations with experts on disability related topics

Watermelon Bathtub
Co-Founder and Co-Producer

Creating accessible and authentic stories on statge

Sarah Living Life
YouTube Channel

YouTube Channel exploring topics through every day activities

The Hand Book
Co-Author

Providing knowledge and resources to empower families

SuperAbled Comics: Chiara
Author

Creating authentic disability representation in comics

Camp Winning Hands
Planning Committee

Creating fun and safe spaces for campers with limb differences

The Hand Book is out Now!

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Sarah is kind, funny, optimistic, resilient and very smart. Although I thought I knew her well before I served as her mentor for her occupational therapy doctorate project last summer, I learned during our time together that she is also extremely focused and thorough, and impressively well-organized.

The website she created as her doctorate project (shrinerschildrens.org/handdifferences) is comprehensive, useful, and user-friendly.

What impresses me most about Sarah is her passion and energy for promoting disability awareness and her efforts to eliminate the stigma of hand differences.