My odyssey into the world of ADHD began in 1996. Over this short period of time, a surge of research in neuroscience, behavioral interventions, and alternative treatments offer a lifetime of data for the average citizen to sift through. My role is to facilitate change for you utilizing evidence-informed processes and strategies to forge a new way of living and working that makes sense for you.
My mission is to help people navigate through this new economic reality. To take this time and make it count in meaningful ways. Whether it be your time to go back to school and complete a degree, launch a business (or, keep your business afloat), or begin a journey of career change.
Drawing on combined experiences across private and public sectors has led me to design this programme (CC), free to eligible Manitobans struggling to navigate barriers that are often part of the human package, especially for persons with disabilities.
I remain curious and dedicated to build bridges of understanding and awareness in our communities to advance positive outcomes for those living with ADHD, and specific LDs.
My learning is endless and enjoyable thanks to the fascinating people I get to work with daily. serving thousands of individuals developing their self awareness, self-management, executive functions and employability skills – a continuum of support at pivotal stages – emerging adults, post-secondary students, career professionals in transition.