Adulting Life Skills Resources

Deliver hands-on training with a focus on the practical applications of business intelligence. This knowledge enabled business users to create and analyze complex Human Resources and Payroll reports to make informed decisions within their departments based on supporting data extracted from the various Human Resources and Payroll systems.

1. Break down complex life skills into easy-to-understand sections. 2. Use real-world examples to divide these sections into topics. 3. Explain each topic using simple language, age-appropriate graphics, and illustrations. 4. Provide questions and answers to reinforce learning and allow the instructor to evaluate the student's progress

The moment my daughter stopped staring into space and started asking questions, I knew I had found a way to communicate with her. That was a fantastic accomplishment. Age-appropriate graphics and topics that were relevant to her was the solution that grabbed her attention.

Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Technology Southern Illinois University of Carbondale, Illinois

When my daughter was diagnosed with autism in 1999, I spent countless hours searching the internet for resources. After devouring a mountain of ice cream topped with chocolate sprinkles and watching a shameful amount of TV. I would have lost the battle if Netflix had existed back then, but I pulled myself together. Over the past 20 years, I was fortunate to receive guidance from exceptional Special Education Teachers, ABA Therapists, Speech Therapists, and Occupational Therapists to create the materials she needed. She is an adult now, so I'm creating material to help her and others with independent living skills.