Who I Am

Some of my earliest memories are of my grandfather making sure my Uncle Bob, who had cerebral palsy, had what he needed to live a great life.

To my grandfather, it was simple.
His son was a human.
Humans have the right to live their best lives.
Period.

It's been more than 50 years, and America is still trying to catch up to them.

Too many people with disabilities are denied what they deserve. Too many families make too many sacrifices to ensure their loved ones have the care, support, and opportunities they need.

That's why I do what I do

For more than 25 years, I've helped people with disabilities and their families across the United States get the services, supports, and opportunities they need to live their best lives.

I've worked with families facing Special Education disputes, Medicaid Waiver delays and denials, Vocational Rehabilitation barriers, guardianship questions, and transitions to adulthood.

Sometimes that means helping families understand their options and build a plan. Sometimes it means preparing for a meeting or hearing. Sometimes it means standing beside them and taking on a system that isn't doing what it should.

No one should have to face those challenges alone.