Empowering Understanding Through Curiosity
Every child has a story that goes deeper than a score, a label, or a checklist. And every parent already knows that.
Whether you're just beginning to wonder or you've been navigating evaluations and IEP meetings for years, you deserve support that harnesses your child's strengths and never loses sight of the whole person.
That's exactly why Stay Curious exists.
With 15 years of experience as a school psychologist and the perspective of a parent who has sat on the other side of the table, I know how these systems work and how to make them work for your child. Together we'll look at your child's full story, build a plan that fits, and make sure you never have to advocate alone.
For Families
- Psychoeducational Evaluations — Comprehensive, individualized assessments that go beyond labels to tell the full story of how your child thinks, learns, and thrives.
- Parent Coaching — One-on-one support to help you understand your child's needs, navigate school systems, and advocate with clarity and confidence.
- School Advocacy — A knowledgeable partner in your corner for IEP meetings, 504 plans, and the conversations that shape your child's educational experience.
- Student Sessions — Direct, strengths-based sessions for students focused on building self-understanding, executive functioning, and coping strategies.
For Schools & Professionals
- Consultation — Collaborative guidance for schools and teams working to better understand and serve students with complex needs.
- Presentations & Training — Practical, engaging sessions for parent groups, school staff, and professional teams on special education, disability, and building better support.
Services
My Approach
Curiosity is what happens when we choose to ask better questions instead of jumping to conclusions. It's the shift from, "what's wrong with this child?" to "what does this child need to thrive?"
When we stay curious, about behavior, about learning, about what a child is trying to communicate, we stop fighting the problem and start solving it. That's the growth mindset in practice. Not just believing things can get better, but staying open enough to actually find the path there.
Every child I work with has a story that's worth understanding fully. My job is to help your family tell it and make sure the people around your child are listening.