At Bridge & Bloom, I support families navigating the early stages of developmental and behavioral concerns through personalized, home-centered strategies.

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With a background in behavioral psychology and over 15 years of experience supporting children and caregivers across a variety of settings, I bring a grounded, compassionate approach that helps families understand their child’s behavior—and respond in ways that foster connection, regulation, and lasting change.

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My primary service, Home Support Planning, focuses on creating collaborative, customized plans built around your family’s real-life routines, challenges, and sensory needs. Whether you’re navigating daily dysregulation, intense transitions, or simply feeling lost in the process of seeking support, I help you make sense of what’s happening—and what to do next.

 

What sets Bridge & Bloom apart is the blend of structure and heart: I offer the insight of a consultant with the partnership of a coach. That means we look not only at behavior patterns, but at what your family truly needs to feel equipped, empowered, and supported.

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Support may include:

• Sensory-informed strategies to reduce overwhelm and shutdowns

• Behavior-focused routines to ease transitions and support regulation

• Visual and communication tools tailored to your child’s needs

• Practical tools for co-regulation and caregiver resilience

• Whole-family support, including sibling strategies and daily rhythm building

 

I also offer Ongoing Guidance & Resource Navigation for families who need continued check-ins, support interpreting evaluations, or help connecting with trusted services.

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Bridge & Bloom isn’t therapy—and it’s not about compliance. It’s about understanding what’s behind your child’s behavior, and building support systems that are grounded, respectful, and truly sustainable at home.

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You don’t have to have it all figured out. You just need someone who understands what you’re facing—and knows how to walk beside you as you move forward.