PSYCHOLOGIST
EVERY SITUATION CAN BE RESOLVED IF YOU MAKE CHANGES.
With a PhD in developmental psychology, I help families in prevention, parent education, developmental support, coaching, consulting, and program development. In addition, I offer developmental consultation to schools and families and partner with licensed professionals.
I cannot diagnose disorders, provide psychotherapy, bill as a psychologist, or offer regulated clinical treatment.
Summary of My Resume:
Adaptable and results-driven professional with a diverse background spanning K-12 substitute teaching, family counseling, 1,500 hours of intensive supervised behavior analysis training, and comprehensive human services in coaching. Proficient at managing challenging behaviors, designing structured interventions, and supporting diverse populations. Strong clinical documentation skills and a proven ability to collaborate with families, educators, and multidisciplinary teams to foster positive behavioral outcomes. Experience working with families from ages 3 and older.
Saint Leo University,
Gainesville
Keiser University,
Port St Lucie
Walden University,
Minnesota
it is not the length of life but the depth
-Ralph Waldo emerson
This belief empowers people to take action rather than giving in to fear or frustration. It encourages a proactive mindset, guiding individuals to seek solutions instead of dwelling on the problems themselves.
Yes, I work with children ages 3 and older.
Yes, I work with teenagers and bring extensive experience supporting teens who are navigating high‑risk situations.
Sessions typically last 45–60 minutes, with subsequent meetings scheduled according to your individual needs.
In a group setting, participants naturally hold one another accountable, helping everyone stay focused on their goals. The coach guides the process, using group dynamics to keep the energy up and engagement strong.
During coaching, you’ll work together to clarify your parenting goals, identify your values, and pinpoint the challenges you want to address. This could involve strengthening communication, developing effective behavior‑management strategies, or creating predictable routines that support your child’s development and your family’s well‑being.