I reached out to the following organizations to partner with me for book events, and they said yes. I think they're great, and I know you will too. They share my mission to empower parent caregivers and disabled individuals with understandable, useable information and resources. Also, they're nice people. Let's be like them. 

Looking for great resources?

  • Apex Social Group

    Wait, childcare for kids with disabilities? It actually exists? It does. Apex specializes in families like ours, with live-in care professionals who make all of this possible. And by "all of this," I mean "writing a book." Try writing a book without appropriate support for a kid who requires constant care. I did. I failed. So, I called Apex ...

  • Friendship Circle Pacific Palisades

    Looking for a community where your kiddo is fully embraced as they are, with peer support, parent resources, and genuine fun? Welcome to Friendship Circle Pacific Palisades. When I first talked to them, I was a little teary-eyed when we talked about their views on inclusion, community, and meaningful friendships for kids with disabilities. Lots of great programs, lots of great people.

  • We Are Brave Together

    Do you really need to connect with other caregiving moms? Way more than you realize. The We Are Brave Together moms are the sort of people you'd be friends with outside of this parenting thing. They rock.

  • BlueOakNx

    A mission-driven and researched-back company setting out to support our kids in being the best version of themselves? It’s real! Connecting with BlueOakNx felt both like a relief and a next step. They’re doing the science part so we can do the parenting part. 

Want to join us?

Cool. We're lots of fun. I love working with organizations on all sorts of things: events, workshops, parent/caregiver support, storytelling, and more. We should talk. Also, your colors don't have to be perfectly coordinated with my partners listed above, but how cool is it that it worked out that way. Maybe there's hope for the world yet.