Life gets complicated. Whether you’re adjusting to a diagnosis, managing family dynamics, or just juggling too much at once, I help you slow down, understand what’s happening, and build systems that make daily life smoother and more sustainable.
I’ve always been a teacher at heart — curious, observant, and endlessly interested in how people learn, think, and move through the world.
Across my career, I’ve worked with humans at every developmental stage: babies and toddlers, school-age kids, teens, young adults transitioning into independence, and adults in the community and residential programs. I’ve seen firsthand how patterns form, how coping develops, how systems break down, and how small shifts in environment or communication can completely change the trajectory of a person or a family.
That wide lens shapes everything I do now.
Over time, I realized my strength wasn’t in managing classrooms or academic programs — it was in understanding people: their nervous systems, their patterns, their overwhelm, and the invisible friction that makes daily life feel harder than it should. What I loved most were the moments when someone finally felt understood, when things clicked, when the “why” behind a struggle came into focus.
KLC Innovations grew out of that realization.
My work now is about helping neurodivergent adults and families understand their brains, bridge executive-function gaps, and build systems that actually support real life — not perfection, not compliance, not who they were told to be.
I don’t fix people.
I teach them how to work with their own wiring.
I help parents understand their child’s patterns.
I help adults make sense of long-standing overwhelm.
I help families shift dynamics that have felt stuck for years.
And I do that by approaching each person with curiosity, compassion, and the belief that nothing is “wrong” with them — they just need systems that fit.
I didn’t leave teaching. I started teaching what actually matters.
How your brain works.
Why your systems break.
And how to build a life that finally feels doable.
My work is collaborative, practical, and grounded in real human development.
I partner with therapists, I respect people’s lived experience, and I teach skills in ways that feel intuitive — not overwhelming.
If you’re ready to understand yourself or your family differently, I’m here to help you build what comes next.
Exploratory.
We look beyond the surface to understand what’s really happening — noticing patterns, stressors, and strengths that shape how you function day to day.
Collaboration over correction.
I often partner with therapists and other supports so we can address both the why and the how — blending emotional insight with real-world action.
Individualized.
Every plan is customized around your unique goals, learning style, and family dynamics. Together, we create systems that fit your life, not the other way around.
Strengths-based.
You already have what you need — my job is to help you access and organize it so change feels natural, not forced.
Time-bound.
Most work happens over 10–12 weeks: we start hands-on, build momentum, then gradually fade support as you gain confidence and independence.
Empowering & sustainable.
The goal isn’t long-term dependence — it’s learning to recognize your own patterns, regulate effectively, and master your brain power.
KLC Innovations was built for people who want to feel clear, capable, and aligned with who they truly are — not who they were told to be.
M.A. in Special Education
B.A. in Psychology
ABA-trained (with a flexible, person-centered approach)
15+ years in education — specializing in learning differences, executive functioning, and behavior support
Advanced training in executive-function assessment and intervention
Trauma-informed and neuro-affirming practice grounded in research, collaboration, and individualized systems design
My professional background gives me both the science and the sensitivity to see how learning, behavior, and environment connect — and to design strategies that make sense for real life.
Whether you’re navigating change, adjusting to new rhythms, or learning how your brain works differently, this process helps you find clarity, structure, and calm.
We’ll simplify what’s in front of you, explore what’s underneath, and design the next right step — together.