Born in Yonkers, N.Y., in 1959, Helen is the middle child of five. Her father, whose work demanded strong problem-solving skills, and mother whose interest in art, provided Helen with endless opportunities to look at things from different perspectives.

Approaching life with excitement and energy, Helen works hard to help people achieve exuberance! 

 Today, Helen continues to take advantage of an imaginative mindset that creates opportunities out of obstacles. A concept she fostered in her children, one of whom has special needs. As Helen explored career opportunities, she connected her personal experiences (parenting a child with special needs) with her beliefs, professional skills, and aspirations. 

Helen received her M.A. in counseling and began her career as a psychotherapist to help people find answers for their life problems. Her work eventually evolved into practice, focusing on helping individuals with special needs.

Helen has authored articles for Family Works and Washington Family Magazine and written multiple self-help articles published by ezine.com where she is viewed as an expert in her field. rn

Her work now focuses on writing children’s books, creating a very effective way to motivate kids of all ages to meet their challenges with self-acceptance, confidence, and understanding. With a cast of characters experiencing real-life issues, her books provide children with the opportunity to identify, understand, and feel supported by the characters handling similar fears, interests, and concerns.

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