It all began with the desire of community.

I am an educator and a mom that has come to really value nutrition.

When I received the autism diagnosis for my sons, I was overwhelmed. I found that I am apart of a much larger community of parents that were also overwhelmed. Education is a priority as I strongly believe it can shape the quality of opportunity and life. Early intervention was my focus point. I enrolled them in all the therapies you could name. It wasn’t until a mom friend ( Hi Ashley!), suggested I get their blood work done to see the specific deficiencies. From there, I kept a food diary and the road to minimizing the diagnosis was clear.

In my research and observation, nutritional deficiency is the cause of many illnesses. Education and wellness go hand in hand simultaneously and no degree of illness should not be compared to another.

It is one of my highest goals to advocate for both quality education and wellness.

Join the Play Dates, there is plenty of room for you and yours!