Written from years in the room with kids and their families.
Every part of this practice — the 1:1 sessions, the courses, the membership — comes from the same place: watching what actually helps families day to day.
My story
I'm originally from Chile, where I trained as an educational psychologist and completed a Master's degree in Special Education. That training gave me a strong foundation, but it was the years afterward — working directly with children — that shaped how I actually practice today.
Since moving to Chilliwack, BC, I've earned an Early Childhood Education (ECE) certification and worked in daycare classrooms alongside children with a wide range of needs. I've also worked as a behavioural interventionist, supporting kids with autism, ADHD, and developmental delays directly in their homes and communities.
Across all of that work, I kept noticing the same thing: parents are doing an enormous amount, often without enough support between the moments when a professional is actually in the room. That observation is what led me to build out this practice — not just 1:1 sessions, but courses and an ongoing membership, so families have more than one way to get the kind of support that fits where they are.
Three things I try to get right, every time.
Want to talk about your family's specific situation?
I'm glad to walk through your options — 1:1 sessions, a course, or the membership — and help you figure out what fits.
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