Stace is a Florida Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) who holds a master’s degree in counseling psychology from Nova University in Fort Lauderdale Florida. 

She has more than 25 years of experience counseling children with various disabilities.  She is a child advocate assisting (and supporting) the child and their family to obtain all available resources and programs as well as proper public-school placement.

She is most widely known for her critically acclaimed workshop, “Who’s the Boss”, teaching basic behavior management techniques to Broward County public school teachers, parents, foster parents, guardians, and families in crisis.

The culmination of her many practice areas serving the population led to the establishment of “Include Me too”, founded in 2018 as a special needs recreational center in Boca Raton Florida, Serving children, teens, and young adults with various disabilities. The focus of “Include Me too” (Pre-COVID-19 social distancing restrictions being in effect) was to create and provide a safe social environment for kids to interact, play have fun, without judgment or labels. These activities included, Art, games, science projects and Yoga.

Today, “Include Me Too” has evolved into “Spectrum Play Therapy” an Individualized Therapeutic Play Center for children on the Spectrum along with their families.