01/19/2026
I’m excited about the next chapter, and I want to share this directly with my Boston autism community.
I’m intentionally passing the torch when it comes to the children’s autism events and programming I once led. Not because the work isn’t important—but because my son is now an adult. And it’s time for me to grow alongside him, advocate with him, and meet the needs of adults on the spectrum with the same heart and commitment.
It has been beautiful to witness how much the autism landscape has grown in our urban communities. There are more supports, more moms stepping into leadership, and more thoughtful structures being built for children, and that deserves to be celebrated.
I want parents of young children to know this clearly: I’m still here. I will always be here. When support is needed, when guidance is helpful, when experience matters, you can reach out.
This isn’t leaving the community.
This is expanding it.
I’m stepping into the adult autism space with intention, respect, and lived experience, honoring where I’ve been, while growing into what’s next.
