Coach, Joshin
Kirsten is a seasoned special education teacher with extensive experience in both elementary and middle school settings. She holds a Master of Education and is licensed in Autism Spectrum and Emotional Behavior Disorders. As an educational coach at Joshin, Kirsten offers a wealth of expertise on topics such as accommodations, proactive behavior management, social skills development, sensory issues, and executive functioning strategies.
In addition to her professional background, Kirsten is the mother of three neurodivergent young adults, which gives her a unique, firsthand perspective on the joys and challenges of parenting neurodivergent children. She is eager to share effective strategies for supporting children both at home and in school. As someone with ADHD herself, Kirsten has developed a range of tools for managing the demands of both home and work life.
Kirsten’s dedication to growth and positivity defines her approach, and she is passionate about helping children and adults navigate neurodivergence to reach their full potential. In her free time, she enjoys reading, camping, and spending quality time with her family.