I am a mother and former dental professional with a background in dental medicine and experience in orthodontic-related work. Over time, I became increasingly interested in the subtle connections between breath, oral habits, sleep, posture, movement, emotional environments, nervous-system regulation, and the way children grow and express themselves in everyday life.
NeuroDent | The Growing Child Academy grew from this exploration — a space where I combine developmental perspectives, educational guidance, reflections, practical tools, and gentle body-based approaches to help parents observe children with greater understanding, curiosity, and connection.
My work is informed by perspectives on oral development, movement, sensory experiences, regulation, family relationships, emotional environments, and intergenerational patterns influencing childhood development.
I believe that children do not simply need correction or optimization. They need environments that support movement, safety, connection, rest, expression, rhythm, curiosity, and the opportunity to fully experience childhood.