About Me

No one tells you just how much you’ll worry once you become a mom.

But being a mom to an autistic daughter comes with a different kind of worry—one that never really goes away.

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I wake up every day thinking about her future. About what life will look like when I’m not there to guide her. So I plan, teach, and do everything I can to help her become confident and prepared for whatever comes her way.

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When I started homeschooling her, I realized life skills mattered just as much—if not more—than traditional academics. She needed to learn how to communicate, follow routines, and feel capable in her everyday life.

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That’s what led me to start Picture Perfect Learning Center. I wanted to support other moms like me—especially those raising autistic teen girls. Our academic social groups help girls learn together, build friendships, and work on real-life skills in a fun, supportive environment.

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And for families who need more support, we help connect them with tutors who truly understand how to create a plan that fits their child’s needs—and their life.

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Because no one should have to figure this all out alone.

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