Get To Know Seaquence
Hi, I’m Kate.
Licensed BCBA. NJ certified special educator. Certified yoga instructor. Mom of 2 young girls. And someone who believes families deserve support that feels human.
I created Seaquence to give children and caregivers a space where they can feel understood, supported and empowered—not judged, overwhelmed or expected to fit into someone else’s definition of what parenting or progress “should” look like.
Here, we start with your family exactly as you are.
Supporting children has always been at the heart of my work.
For more than a decade, I’ve had the privilege of supporting neurotypical and neurodivergent children across school and clinical settings.
My background in behavior taught me how much we can learn when we look beyond what a child is doing and begin asking what they may be communicating, experiencing or needing.
But becoming a mom changed my perspective in an entirely new way.
I understood firsthand that knowing the strategies and actually using them in the middle of real family life are two very different things. Parenting can be beautiful, exhausting, overwhelming, funny and incredibly complicated—sometimes all before breakfast.
That experience shaped the kind of support I wanted to provide. Practical tools, compassionate guidance and someone in your corner.
That became Seaquence.
Why Seaquence?
Every family has its own rhythm.
Inspired by the natural rhythms of the sea, Seaquence reflects something I believe deeply: growth isn’t linear, and there is no single sequence every child or family is supposed to follow.
Like the tides, there are seasons of ease and seasons that feel a little harder to navigate.
Seaquence is here to help you understand where you are, find the support you need and move forward in a way that feels right for your family—one small step at a time.
Seaquence Symbols + Meanings
Every element of Seaquence was chosen with intention, reflecting the many ways families connect, grow and find their own rhythm.
Swipe through to learn about them all!
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The Octopus 𖦹 Adaptability
Eight unique arms moving together symbolize the many ways we think, feel, process and experience the world.
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The Conch Shell 𖦹 Individuality
No two shells are exactly alike, a reminder that every child deserves to be seen, heard and celebrated as they are.
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Parent + Child 𖦹 Connection
Holding hands represents the relationship at the heart of Seaquence: growing, navigating and moving forward together.
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The Child’s Mind 𖦹 Neurodiversity
The wave within the child represents a mind with its own unique patterns, rhythms and ways of experiencing the world.
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The Moon + Waves 𖦹 Guidance
Just as the moon gently guides the tides, the right support can help families find their own natural rhythm.
The experience behind the support.
M.Ed. · BCBA · RYT-200 · RPYT · Mom
My work brings together education, behavior, regulation, yoga and mindfulness to look at children and families through a more complete lens.
With more than a decade of professional experience, I combine evidence-informed strategies with a neuroaffirming, relationship-centered approach—always adapting support to the individual child and family rather than expecting the family to adapt to a one-size-fits-all method.
And I’m a mom, too.
I know what it’s like to have all the information in the world and still wonder what you’re supposed to do in this particular moment with this particular child.
Because Seaquence is professional support, but I never want it to feel cold or clinical. There’s a real person—and a fellow parent—on the other side of the conversation.
My Credentials
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A foundation in education and child development that informs how I create practical, individualized support for children and families.
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Advanced training in understanding behavior and the factors that influence it, approached through a compassionate, neuroaffirming and relationship-centered lens.
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Training in yoga and mindful movement that allows me to incorporate breath, body awareness and regulation practices into my work.
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Specialized yoga training supporting pregnancy and the transition into parenthood, adding another layer to my whole-family perspective.
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More than a decade of experience working with neurotypical and neurodivergent children across school and clinical settings has shaped an approach grounded in both professional expertise and real-world application.
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Experience working in multiple districts within multiple grade levels with students of varying needs (autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, multiple disabilities)
A glimpse into my world
꩜ I’m a mom of 2 young girls, 4 and almost 2
꩜ My go-to coffee order is a New Orleans cold brew from Rook Coffee.
꩜ My favorite workout is Lagree (I also am certified to teach on the megaformer!)
꩜ My favorite yoga class is a hot power vinyasa.
꩜ I love to bike to the beach with my family, go for walks with my dog Larry, read books, and constantly be learning new things.
Come as you are.
Start where you are.
You don’t need to have all the answers before reaching out. Together, we can find the support, tools and next steps that feel right for you and your family.