Brain Power 4 Kids

Brain Power 4 Kids Natalie recently moved to the Jacksonville area. Currently Natalie volunteers with JCP Cares.

Develop and implement individualized programs for children with maladaptive behaviors and academic deficiencies
Work with students, ranging in all areas of the academic and behavioral spectrum, including but not limited to: Genius, ADHD, TBI, Auditory Pro Natalie graduated with her Bachelors of Science degree in Psychology, with an emphasis in Forensic Psychology from Nova Southeastern University

and attended FAU for Speech Pathology. Natalie has worked with children in all areas of the academic and behavioral spectrum, including but not limited to: Genius, ADHD, Traumatic Brain Injury, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Auditory Processing Disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder, Behavioral Disorder, Developmental Delays, and Academic Delays. Natalie has additional training using the Search & Teach program which applies early identification testing for school age children and methods that can build a child's pre-academic skills specific to reading and the language arts. Prior to the move, Natalie served as a Director of the Children’s Schoolhouse Museum & Learning Center, BHH Resource Center Manager which facilitates meals/groceries for over 200 people daily and financial assistance to those families in need, and worked with the non-profit community for the fruition of the Spirit of Giving Volunteer Program. Natalie enjoyed volunteering with the Junior League and teaching the FCAT programs for the BR Historical Society.

I will always tell Bunny to take up space. I was told I took up too much, but now I know it was my right!
07/22/2025

I will always tell Bunny to take up space. I was told I took up too much, but now I know it was my right!

Olympic rugby union player Ilona Maher was honored with the Best Breakthrough Athlete of the Year Award at this year's ESPY Awards. During her acceptance speech, she asserted: “My message stays the same: Strong is beautiful. Strong is powerful. Sexy is whatever you want it to be, and I hope more girls can feel how I feel... Sport does amazing things for a girl who didn’t understand why her body looked the way it did. Sport gave me an outlet and showed me how capable I can be. Take up space. Pitch it faster. Run harder. Put another plate on the bar. And never tone it down.”

For an inspiring photo book celebrating the strength, confidence, and energy of girls, we highly recommend “Strong Is The New Pretty" for ages 8 and up https://www.amightygirl.com/strong-is-the-new-pretty

For two excellent books about girls and women breaking athletic records throughout history, we recommend "Girls With Guts!" for ages 6 to 9 (https://www.amightygirl.com/girls-with-guts) and "Women in Sports: 50 Fearless Athletes Who Played to Win" for ages 9 and up (https://www.amightygirl.com/women-in-sports)

For a fantastic t-shirt that celebrates the strength of female athletes, we also recommend the “I'm not strong for a girl. I'm just strong.” t-shirt for both kids and adults at https://www.amightygirl.com/strong-t-shirt

And to help instill the importance of loving yourself in your Mighty Girl, regardless of your size or shape, we've shared 35 empowering books for children and teens in our blog post, "Celebrating Every Body: 35 Body Image Positive Books for Mighty Girls," at https://www.amightygirl.com/blog?p=10912

Thanks to Lean In for sharing this image!

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