About Michelle Choairy
Comfort and Support for your Journey with your Complex Child
Be Your Childs Own Advocate
Michelle Choairy is a mom of a complex kid. She has been her son’s best advocate and has learned through the years what it takes to get the best care for her child. She is the Founder of Collective Wisdom for Complex Kids, a support group for mothers with children with disabilities. She has a passion for helping families re-evaluate and prioritize their dynamics, along with guiding them from confusion to clarity while raising complex children.
Over the last decade, Michelle has worked tirelessly with industry giants such as Apraxia Kids, March of Dimes, and Special Olympics. Drawing from her own experience in finding solutions for her special needs child, she possesses a fervent dedication to uncovering solutions for fellow parents in similar situations.
As a Certified Athletic Trainer and Founder of Collective Wisdom for Complex Kids, she has utilized her background in dance and athletic training to coach elementary school children and support families navigating the complexities of raising complex children.
Mission &
Vision
Mission
Dedication to empowering families and communities navigating the unique challenges of raising complex children
“At Wisdom4ComplexKids, we are dedicated to empowering families and communities navigating the unique challenges of raising complex children. Through a comprehensive blend of resources, support, and advocacy, we strive to foster understanding, resilience, and holistic growth for every child and their caregivers. My mission is to illuminate the path toward acceptance, inclusion, and thriving for all.”
Vision
My vision is a world where every complex child is embraced with compassion, celebrated for their diverse strengths, and provided with the tools and opportunities to reach their full potential
“Our vision is a world where every complex child is embraced with compassion, celebrated for their diverse strengths, and provided with the tools and opportunities to reach their full potential. We aspire to be the beacon of guidance and solidarity for families, educators, and professionals, fostering a global community united in advocacy, support, and empowerment for complex children and their families.”
As a bilingual, international keynote speaker, Michelle has spoken hundreds of times. Her empathetic and engaging style has put her in demand as one of the most sought-after advocates and speakers of her time.
Over the last decade, Michelle has worked tirelessly with industry giants such as Apraxia Kids, March of Dimes, and Special Olympics. Drawing from her own experience in finding solutions for her special needs child, she possesses a fervent dedication to uncovering solutions for fellow parents in similar situations.
As a Certified Athletic Trainer and Founder of Collective Wisdom for Complex Kids, she has utilized her background in dance and athletic training to coach elementary school children and support families navigating the complexities of raising complex children.
Michelle has raised over $30k for Special Olympics and collected the highest amount for Apraxia Kids in a year. Her impactful speaking engagements have inspired and empowered moms of complex children, sales teams, and medical professionals internationally, from Brazil to the USA. Through her leadership at Collective Wisdom for Complex Kids, Michelle has created a valuable community where mothers find support, guidance, and understanding.
Michelle's Story
My journey with a complex kid started with my first born son. When I was pregnant I worked a full time job and at 29 weeks I went in to get an Ultrasound and didn’t come out of the hospital until a month later. My son was born 8 weeks prematurely and was a NICU baby for one month. From the beginning we were dealing with delays. He couldn’t suck, swallow and breathe at the same time so he had to drink my milk through a bottle. He was such a bad eater! As he grew we could see that he wasn’t hitting his milestones. We went through the regional center when he was only 18 month old getting an OT to help with feeding. We could also tell that he couldn’t talk. That was the beginning our journey.
Through the years we got different diagnosis and we have been treating him since 18 months old. I still remember his first word “more” and I have it on video!!! What a moment that was for me!
He is now 10 years old and even though he is still behind behaviorally, educational and psychological. He is most intelligible but its hard even for me to sometimes understand him. He still has tantrum and I have to deal with broken things around my house.
I am telling you this because I want you to know that I see you! I am you!
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Join a community of other parents like you
I invite you to join my community and learn from me. You will learn how to ground yourself and know that you are not the only one on this journey. I will help you through this process. You will learn how to navigate the system and help your child and your family. I created this to help moms and dads have a community where they aren’t different; they are welcomed.
