The mom who reads the fine print so you don’t have to.

I always say that everything I build is because I’m selfish. 

I started a nonprofit therapy clinic because our family used Medicaid and no pediatric therapists in our community accepted Medicaid. 

So I built a nonprofit that accepted Medicaid, hired pediatric therapists, and helped over 1,000 families in my community the year the doors opened. 

I was tired of feeling like an imposter every time I sat in a meeting or made a phone call, so I joined committees, commissions, and coalitions that support disabled folx. I wanted to know how policy decisions got made – and I ended up helping make the decisions. 

I wanted to understand how advocates educated legislators, so I accepted a job as the Director of Operations for a State Council on Developmental Disabilities. I not only learned how to educate policymakers, but I learned how federal funding passes through to the states, local government, and grassroots organizations. I’ve managed over $15M in federal funds over the last 7 years. 

I was tired of searching Google, Facebook Groups, and eventually AI what words, acronyms, and program policies meant. It was hours of falling down research rabbit holes with nowhere to put everything I learned, everyone I met – and no way to help families like mine… in one place. 

I built Experiential Life Community so we don’t have to fall down the research rabbit holes any more. 

Every time you open Experiential Life, the first thing you see is, “What do you need help with today?”

And I answer your question, so you don’t have to be a collector of information any more – you can use the information to make a plan and decisions for your child.