From ponytails to sitting on the porch singing songs, I trace my passion back when I was in the fifth grade, where I taught kids in my community how to play board games and perform in small improve classes. I found the experience of teaching young kids, friends, and family fulfilling and tons of fun. Therefore, I developed further my teaching skills and managed to be a peer teacher and peer counselor at United Way. I just loved being with children and teaching. My passion for socializing with children and my ability to create using my imagination made me feel complete. As I advanced in age, so did the urge to take on more responsibility to teach and assist children. As a freshman in college, I used my teaching experience and my love for helping others promote “safety thinking “ in the community. Extended babysitting hours night and day, holding counselor positions at multiple after school programs, and accepting a position to be a lead teacher at a non-public school for special needs children. This school led me to life long journey of discovering unique ways to provide services to children with disabilities.