My passion for providing support to persons with challenges began as a child when I found that I could make a positive impact on my friend, who had cerebral palsy. Over the years, I volunteered in the inner-city where I found myself interacting often with persons with autism, ADHD, social anxiety, and other diagnoses. Most of these persons had not received any intervention at that point. After ABA training, I began working in 2010, providing one-on-one support to private clients, from the newly diagnosed, to those who were diagnosed, and in a school, home, or community setting. Being privileged to be a part of a child's progress, and witnessing how it positively affects the family, continues to bring me joy.