Professionals Have Feelings Too!

Whether you're an educator, administrator, home visitor, therapist, or family support professional, Little Feelings Playhouse is here to provide evidence-based training, consultation, coaching, and curriculum development that helps make tending to little hearts easier.

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LFP provides a variety of professional support to early childhood professionals.

Each program is grounded in inclusive, attachment-focused, and trauma-informed educational practices. This includes…

  • Professional Development

  • Classroom or Individual Child Consultation

  • Curriculum Development

Take a look below and decide what the best fit is for you and your team!

It takes a village to support the children we serve—and a strong, connected team to make it possible. Ready to reignite joy and strengthen your village? Let’s meet!

It is crucial to embrace the ongoing process of learning, unlearning, and rediscovery in all aspects of life. I craft a tapestry of personalized professional development, meeting the shared desire for knowledge.

I have experience crafting a wide variety of trainings across audiences including caregivers, early childhood professionals, medical professionals, and more.

Whether you are looking for an all-day workshop or short professional development training, I will specialize this training to you and your needs!

Professional Development

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Professional Development Topic Examples

  • A young girl with blonde hair covering her face with her hands against a black background.

    Sexual Development in Early Childhood

  • Children raising their hands during a classroom activity with a smiling adult in the background.

    Youth-on-Youth Sexual Abuse

  • White painted pedestrian walking sign on a brick sidewalk with scattered small leaves and twigs.

    Child Sexual Abuse in Early Childhood: Prevention and Intervention

  • A man with glasses and a beard holding a smiling toddler with curly hair close to his face.

    Parenting As A Survivor of Child Sexual Abuse

  • A classroom filled with young students seated on a colorful carpet, many raising their hands to answer or ask questions, with a teacher standing near the front. The classroom has educational posters, a whiteboard, and storage containers, with large windows allowing natural light.

    The Inclusive Early Childhood Classroom

  • Close-up of a children's educational board game with colorful animal illustrations and French words, placed on a table with a child's hand in the background.

    Early Childhood Development and Screening

  • Close-up of multiple hands, including one small child's hand, intertwined and holding each other.

    Family Engagement in Early Childhood Centers

  • A woman with a colorful scarf and beige jacket is talking to a young boy in a red shirt and blue shorts at a table in a classroom or daycare setting, with other children and educational materials visible in the background.

    Relational Teaching in the Early Childhood Classroom

  • A young girl with wet hair and a joyful expression, lying on her stomach on a paved surface, wearing a pink dress with heart and princess prints, with a colorful ball nearby.

    Understanding Behaviors in the Classroom and Afterschool Programs

Curriculum Tailored Just for You and Your Classroom!

I design playful, research-backed curricula for early childhood settings that teach mental health, social skills, and age-appropriate sexuality education. Each curriculum is crafted with Universal Design for Learning to reach every child, strengthen home-to-school connections for consistent support, and embed co-regulation strategies, enabling caregivers and educators to guide emotional development with confidence.

Let’s give little learners the tools to feel, connect, and grow—together.

  • Each curriculum is crafted with Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to reach every child, strengthen home-to-school connections for consistent support, and embed co-regulation strategies so caregivers and educators can guide emotional development confidently. This looks like access to art, music, sensory play, dramatic play, literacy, and other cognitive components.

  • Co-regulation during early childhood is crucial, as it significantly impacts growth and overall well-being. This process involves educators and children working together to manage emotions and behaviors, fostering cognitive and emotional development. Curriculum guides provide strategies for educators to practice co-regulation during large and small group activities.

  • The home-to-school connection is vital in early childhood education, forming the foundation for a child's academic and social growth. Collaboration among parents, caregivers, and educators creates a supportive learning environment beyond the classroom. Curriculum guides contain templates for take-home activities and how to connect/communicate with caregivers.

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Ready to learn more? Sign up below to review a free sample of my curriculum, “Boss of My Body”

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