Her Path Forward

I’m Andrea—a teacher with a background in psychology, and someone who believes deeply that every woman and girl deserves a place where she can be her truest self.

​

My life experience has shaped how I understand people and connection. I’ve navigated major life transitions, including surviving domestic violence and rebuilding my life from the ground up. In 2026, I also received an autism diagnosis, which helped me better understand how I process the world, learn, and connect with others. That understanding has made me a more intentional and supportive teacher.

 

After years of helping others build their online presence—and running my own online business—I felt called to create something more personal: a space where women and individuals with disabilities could grow, create, and feel supported together. Her Path Forward grew from my own need for connection that felt real, safe, and genuinely supportive. If you’ve been searching for your people, you just might find them here.

​

Today, I teach adults with disabilities, supporting them in art, reading, writing, acting, cooking and life skills. My work is centered on creativity, encouragement, and helping each person discover what they can do. I believe growth is possible at every stage and every ability level.

​

Outside of work, I love spending time with my husband, Abe and our cat, Brenna. Abe and I share a love for self-development, thrifting, and finding great gluten-free food. And if you want to talk about The Golden Girls, I’m always in.