I am a mature and experienced woman who is also a mother. My passion for children has led me to spend most of my adult life working with them in various settings including daycares, homes, clinics, and schools. I am open-minded and willing to learn, continually striving to fill my mind with quality information and knowledge. I am deeply inspired by mothers in general and enjoy helping children reach their full potential. In my free time, I can be found at the gym, cooking or baking with my children, participating in fun, family-oriented activities, reading, or seeking out knowledge in areas of personal interest. As a professional, I understand and respect boundaries and always strive to maintain the confidentiality of the clients I work with. I am a kind-hearted individual with a great spirit that is easily recognizable. I love to laugh and always aim to bring out the best in others. Overall, I would consider myself to be very humanitarian, and still believe in modesty and upholding good morals and integrity. I am trustworthy, and bring a wealth of experience to families in need of support.

I currently oversee the primary division (K-4) of the school board, and a full time student (final semester) of the Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) degree program. I am also hold a honors' diploma in the Behavioral Sciences (ABA) program. I have over 10 years of experience working with children of all ages, including adult clients. Additionally, I have provided 1:1 ABA services in home, and within an IBI clinic. I am currently completing my practicum at an Autism private clinic, where I have gained a wealth of practical experience around application of the differing ABA principles and strategies. I am familiar with Hanley's approach, and the Wilbarger's protocol for sensory integration.