About Me

My passion is to help children, families, and individuals thrive—emotionally, educationally, and within their homes. Since 2013, I have supported kids of all ages in mastering their toughest subjects, navigating life’s challenges, and building environments that support growth and well-being.

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I believe that no single approach works for everyone. That’s why I prioritize understanding how each person learns, grows, and functions best, adapting my methods to suit individual needs. My work integrates academic tutoring, emotional skills development, and home organization—creating spaces that foster calm, focus, and productivity for neurotypical and neurodiverse clients alike.

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A child’s struggles often extend to the family, which is why I also work closely with parents and adults. From supporting your child’s needs at school to fostering harmony at home, I’m here to guide you through Emotional Intelligence (EQ) Coaching, Education Consulting, and organization services designed to simplify and support daily life and foster sustainable systems.

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I bring a wealth of knowledge and certifications to my work. I’m trained in mindfulness, Teaching Critical Thinking Through Art, Project CRISS (Creating Independence through Student-Owned Strategies), Emotion Coaching, and Coaching Young Learners. These qualifications, combined with my experience in neurodiverse-friendly organizational strategies, allow me to provide a compassionate and holistic approach to helping families and individuals thrive.

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My academic background includes a B.S. in Exceptional Student Education, with endorsements in Reading and ESOL. While earning my degree, I was honored for my lessons on habit change for high school students, sparking my passion for emotional coaching. After several years teaching in public schools, I transitioned to homeschool instruction to fully implement my holistic methodology, blending academic excellence with emotional well-being.

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Growing up, I experienced an international education while living between Miami, Europe, and the Middle East. My childhood, however, was anything but simple. From my father’s heart problems when I was little to my mother’s battles with rare breast cancer and brain tumors during my adolescence, I often had to navigate school and emotions on my own. These challenges shaped my resilience and empathy and became the foundation for my work.

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I strive to be the kind of support I wish I had as a child—a mentor who understands the challenges individuals and families face and helps them grow stronger through them.

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Whether I’m working with a student on academic goals, helping a parent navigate their child’s needs, or creating functional and supportive home spaces, my ultimate mission is to help individuals and families thrive in every area of their lives.