Born and raised in Pasadena, CA, Jocelyne Diaz Munoz brings over five years of experience working with neurodiverse individuals, including those with developmental disabilities. Her passion for working with children began during her undergraduate studies, where she initially aimed to pursue a career in child development or neonatal nursing. She earned two Associate of Arts degrees-one in Social and Behavioral Sciences and another in Natural Sciences-from Pasadena City College.

While pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Public Health at Cal State LA, Jocelyne unknowingly began her career working at an adult day program serving individuals with developmental disabilities. Rather than pursuing a career in public health, she chose to continue working with these individuals and became RBT certified. Since then, she has gained extensive experience working with individuals across various age groups, from elementary school to adulthood, in school, clinic, day program, and home settings.

Jocelyne holds a Master’s degree in Psychology with an emphasis in Applied Behavior Analysis from the University of Nevada, Reno. Her dedication lies in improving the quality of life for the individuals she serves through a compassionate and supportive approach.

In her free time, Jocelyne enjoys traveling to new places and exploring national parks. She cherishes spending time with her partner, family, friends, and two beloved fur babies-Janie, a Jack Russell Chihuahua mix, and Goomba, an English Bulldog.

Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Sofia recently moved to the Westside of Los Angeles to continue pursuing her passion for working with special needs children. With a growing interest in psychology, Sofia attended Saint Mary’s College of California, a small liberal arts college, where she obtained her Bachelor's of Science degree in Clinical Psychology with a minor in Sociology.

She began working as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) during the fall of 2021, where she found her love for working with autistic and special needs children. Through her work as a RBT, she developed a strong interest in assessment for learning differences, implementing behavior and crisis intervention plans, and ensuring quality and compassionate care for all children.

Sofia is dedicated to continuing this work and is currently planning to attend graduate school for School Psychology, aspiring to become a School Psychologist in an elementary or middle school setting.

In her free time, Sofia enjoys spending time with family and friends, thrifting, exploring new places, crafting, and hanging out with her cat, Mona.