For over 20 years I've specialized in Early Childhood Development (ages 3-5), teaching, assisting in educational diagnosing, and development plans for children on all ranges of the autism spectrum. Additionally I have focused on home therapy plans (for various ages) not just for the child, but for the family as well. Throughout the years I've witnessed countless families, parents, siblings, etc. go through such hard times adjusting to their new realities and their home lives. My goal is to be an advocate for your family as a whole; help parents understand how to navigate through the medical and educational system, while also helping you integrate your entire family into the new dynamic of raising a child with Autism/Asperger/ADHD. Over the years I have built a large network of trusted friends and colleagues in other related fields that often go hand in hand with the needs of these wonderfully unique children (such as speech pathologists, social workers, occupational therapist, physical therapists, parent/student advocates, psychologist, psychiatrists, transportation agencies, nurses, Drs, just to name a few). Together we can divide and conquer what may seem like an unconquerable maze. I have dedicated my life to this field, helping families cope with the day to day struggles is almost second nature to me; Which, as fate would have it, turned out to be a genuine blessing... as I ended up being blessed with two amazing boys who have ADHD/SPD. I can relate not only on a professional level, but on a personal level as well. I am all too familiar with the cost of various treatments/therapies and the additional stress that can put on a family and will do my very best to work within your family's budget. I offer FREE initial consultations and am only a phone call away! If you have a list of questions, perfect time to get your FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION! You're not alone in this and I assure you that our first talk alone will provide you with a much needed sign of relief. Why let another stressful day carry on into a sleepless night?