I’m ABA-trained, a former autism teacher, and a parent of an autistic young adult now in college, so I understand both the professional and personal sides of supporting neurodiverse learners. Your child has an IEP and is very capable, but school can feel discouraging when his learning style isn’t recognized or the right scaffolding isn’t in place.

My approach is language-focused because language is at the heart of all learning—it shapes how children understand concepts, express ideas, and connect with others. As I address IEP goals, I also strengthen the language foundations that make learning, comprehension, and communication easier across every subject and setting.