For all the parents who are tired of searching
for answers to help their complex children...
I'm here to tell you, you're not alone...
I'll guide you down the exact path you need to
get the right answers and become your kid's
best advocate
My journey began with my firstborn son. At 29 weeks pregnant, I went in to get an Ultrasound and didn’t come out of the hospital until a month later.
My son was born 8 weeks prematurely and was a NICU baby for one month. From the beginning, he had delays. He couldn’t suck, swallow and breathe at the same time, so he had to drink my milk through a bottle. He was such a bad eater too!
As he grew, we could see that he wasn’t hitting his milestones. We went through the regional center when he was only 18 months old, getting an OT to help with feeding. He still couldn’t talk.
That was the beginning of our journey.
Through the years we received different diagnoses, but it wasn't until he was 8 years old that we finally figured out that he had TBR1 genetic disorder-there are only 190 children in the world with this diagnosis.
We went through countless doctors and lots of trial and error, but when he said his first word, more...what a moment for me!
He is now 10 years old and even though he still has tantrums, and is behind behaviorally, academically, and psychologically, the progress he made is nothing short of a miracle. My son is a child who went from not speaking at three and a half to a kid who makes friends wherever he goes. He even received the award for the “friendliest kid” at his school!
I am telling you this because I want you to know that I see you! I am you! And I know how to help you!
I've been in your shoes mama and I get it.
(So you don't have to)
(And I'll teach you how to be one too)
The THRIVE framework
Whether you're seeking personalized support,
community, resources, or speaking, I'm here to
help you find a plan that fits your specific needs.
I can guide you with
Collective Wisdom Community
Speaking Engagements
A Resource Center
Group Mentoring
One-to-One Mentoring
Such as March of Dimes, Apraxia Kids, and Special Olympics, raising thousands of dollars and increasing awareness for special needs children.
She organized the annual Apraxia Kids walk in San Diego and Orange County, achieving the highest fundraising total in a single year. Additionally, in partnership with Stryker Orthopedics, she raised over 30K for Special Olympics.
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Reduce tantrums and breakdowns
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