Stacey Edwards

Stacey  earned her master’s degree in the field of Criminal Justice with a concentration in Applied Behavior Analysis from St. Joseph’s University. She is the recipient of the Carr Scholarship and honors graduate of Rutgers University. While attending Rutgers University, Mrs. Edwards majored in Sociology with a minor in Childhood Studies. Stacey has also earned an associate degree in American Sign Language Studies.

Stacey’s career experience includes working with emotionally and behaviorally challenged individuals from infancy to adulthood and across a variety of home, school, and community settings. Each role ranging from support staff, consultant, supervisor, and director has allowed exposure to an array of demographic areas, cultures, and religious backgrounds.

Stacey has led networking meetings to connect families with specialists in the areas of feeding issues, sleep disorders, and potty training.

Stacey’s personal mission is to provide caring and effective services that “Enspire” children of all abilities to reach their highest potential. She believes that parents and caregivers are critical to the overall success of their children. Stacey intends to “Enspire” guardians to have a“do what it takes” attitude when navigating the education system and advocating for their child’s needs.