Our Team

Dr. Inbal Shamir is the founder and CEO of PRIMES Pediatric Development Center, where she brings over 21 years of experience in sensory-motor therapy and a lifelong passion for child development.

Dr. Shamir specializes in supporting infants and toddlers with sensory-motor challenges and developmental delays, helping each child reach their full potential through tailored, evidence-based care.

Leah Schonfeld is a licensed occupational therapist dedicated to helping children build the skills and confidence they need to thrive in everyday life. She specializes in sensory integration, reflex integration, fine and gross motor development, and self-regulation. Leah uses a play-based, individualized approach to support each child’s unique developmental needs. She is passionate about empowering families with tools and strategies that carry over into the home and school environment, promoting meaningful progress beyond the therapy room.

Danielle Cordova is a dedicated Pediatric Occupational Therapist with over 10 years of experience.

Danielle is passionate about helping children overcome challenges and achieve their developmental goals in a supportive and engaging environment.

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Tslil Golan is a Pediatric Registered Dietitian with over a decade of experience supporting families and children from birth through adolescence.

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With a strong foundation in clinical nutrition from top hospitals in Florida and New Jersey, Tslil brings both deep clinical knowledge and a warm, collaborative approach to pediatric care.

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Barbara Leverone is a Developmental Movement Specialist with extensive experience working with typically developing infants, premature babies, and children with special needs.

Barbara has also supported at-risk families, including teenage parents, mothers with postpartum depression, and substance-exposed newborns.

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Ayala Erich Pomerantz is an accomplished Pediatric Occupational Therapist with over 20 years of experience in early intervention.

Specializing in pediatric development, Ayala has particular expertise in addressing communication disorders and autism in infants and toddlers.