You Know Your Child Best.
Let’s Build the Tools to Help Them Thrive.
Supportive virtual coaching and personalized visuals for parents of neurodivergent, autistic, and twice-exceptional children.
You’re doing the best you can—and it’s still really hard.
If you’ve been Googling at midnight, overwhelmed by IEPs, therapy jargon, or wondering how to actually help your child connect, communicate, or stay regulated…
You’re not alone—and you don’t have to figure it out by yourself.
I'm Stacy, a speech pathologist, autism specialist, and parent coach. I partner with families like yours to make growth practical, personal, and possible.
What You'll Walk Away With
Working with me is more than just conversation—it’s about building confidence, learning practical tools, and feeling truly supported as you guide your child forward.
✅ How to support your child’s social communication in everyday moments
✅ Simple visuals to reduce stress, transitions, or meltdowns
✅ A better understanding of your child’s unique brain and behavior
✅ Tools to stay grounded, even when parenting feels overwhelming
✅ A space where you feel seen, heard, and empowered
✅ Tips for navigating the special education process, paperwork, and jargon
Let’s find the support that feels right for your family
💬 Free Connection Call
📅 This relaxed, no-pressure 20 minute call is a space to share your story, ask questions, and get a feel for how we’d work together.
👩👧 One-on-One Parent Coaching
Personalized Virtual Coaching Just for You
Choose weekly or monthly virtual sessions where we focus on the goals that matter most—your child’s growth, your confidence, and tools that work in real life.
✅ Virtual-based private sessions
✅ Personalized visuals or strategies included
✅ Gentle, focused support you can count on
Client Experience and Testimonials
Stacy has a way of understanding my child and what he needs. He's 2e and a fast thinker. Stacy's experience, intuition, and creativity helped give us tools that we were able to use right away. Stacy is down to earth and practical. I felt like I was supported and knew she genuinely cared about our family.
Minecraft Lover
We have learned different approaches to help our daughter navigate challenges in school, including brainstorming age-appropriate social situations and discussing how best to engage with our daughter’s school. Stacy has also helped us understand how we may best support our daughter with uncomfortable subjects negatively affecting her at school. For example, when our school district ended our daughter’s IEP, Stacy helped us understand how we could best handle the situation without upsetting the school administrators while still advocating for our daughter.
Anthony
As a classroom teacher who embraced having neuro-divergent students in my class, Stacy was an incredible support. Stacy is patient, kind, and well-versed in her knowledge of working with teachers and families of students on the ASD spectrum. She has the training, experience, and passion to make school and life work for ALL students.
Trish Haugh
Stacy understands how to talk to children in a comfortable way. She is sincere, kind, and knows her stuff. She was able to tell us why our daughter was acting the way she was, and gave us some easy ideas to help her and us. She made some great worksheets for us to use at home and school. She made it so easy for us!
Oakdale Family
We were so confused with the evaluation report we got from the doctor's office. Stacy walked through it with us, and highlighted what we needed to know. I understand more now after one visit with her, than I did throughout the entire evaluation process! Ask her your questions, it will save you time! It's nice to have someone on my side.
Allison and family
Stacy was an amazing support with my son. He was diagnosed with autism in First grade and Stacy guided, supported, partnered with us as we navigated this new world. Stacy was always willing to listen to our struggles and offer advice for what we could do immediately, but also a future task. She created social groups where my son could have life experiences with other students. Stacy has a wealth of knowledge and experiences to draw on, which enriched and expanded our experiences. I believe my son's success and high functioning abilities he has now is because of his early experiences working with Stacy. I would highly recommend working with Stacy to support the child and family.
Berwald Family
Stacy has been a wonderful source of information and support that we have not otherwise been able to access through medical services. She also provides a different perspective about how to best support our child and provides educational materials to support our family. Her experience in the schools has been invaluable to answer our questions about the Special Education process. We are very happy that Stacy is part of our support system for our child.
Anonymous
We find Stacy's work with our daughter extremely beneficial. Unfortunately, our school district does not offer services in an academic setting to help our daughter with her social skills. Stacy is able to find creative ways to foster her development of these skills. We have seen how Stacy uses her background as a teacher and speech and language pathologist to support our daughter’s development by understanding and addressing her mental health in the classroom. For example, she helps our daughter with social speech and how to read a social scene in school. Stacy knows how to set up sessions that keep our daughter engaged and happy. Stacy also meets with us separately which we find extremely helpful as parents of a daughter with special needs. She helps us navigate the IEP and 504 processes and is very receptive to our concerns. More generally, she helps us understand how to best advocate for our daughter at school.
Main
So thankful for this lady and the time she poured into our son in Kindergarten-2nd grade. She gave us the tools to survive and help him thrive.
Ternbergs
As both a teacher and speech and language pathologist, Stacy is uniquely qualified to address a need that we think so many parents have that schools and therapists cannot offer – developing social skills in an academic environment. Schools have such tight budgets and limited resources, and with so many children in every classroom, there is only so much that teachers and school support staff can do. Stacy is able to help our daughter with what happens in the classroom and how as parents we can best support our daughter’s social development in the classroom.
Anonymous
Our family had the privilege of working with Stacy when our son, who has Asperger’s, was is his first few years of elementary school. Not only did she provide us with amazing resources, tools, and vocabulary to use with our son at home; but she really understood how his mind worked and was able to help him understand his own emotions and use his words so he could advocate for himself in the classroom. Her help was invaluable to us, and we still use the skills we learned from her even though our son is now in middle school.
Robinson Family
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