Sydney knew from a young age she not only wanted to work with children, she wanted to be a mother. She spent 7 years working in the non-public school system, supporting students on the spectrum, and was passionate about both the work and her clients. However, when she had her first child in July 2020, amidst the chaos of the Covid-19 pandemic, she grappled with her role as both a mother and a professional. She realized that while she loved and wanted to continue her work with the autistic community, there was another severely underserved community that she also wanted to work with and support, mothers.

Sydney has a gift connecting with people. She sees them as unique individuals and really figures out what will motivate them. She is creative, energetic, and isn’t afraid to think outside of the box. If one approach or strategy fails, she has a million more up her sleeve.

Sydney is a volleyball coach, a pianist, an exercise enthusiast, and loves traveling and introducing her daughter to new places, people, and activities! She is dedicated to her clients and their pursuit of self, independence, and a content life.