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Kimberly Frey is an independent consultant and a licensed educator. Her life’s work has been dedicated to creating diverse, equitable, and inclusive environments while also empowering others to identify and achieve their goals, and she is passionate about sharing her knowledge with others. Since her start as a Direct Care Specialist in a Residential Treatment Center, through her years as a classroom teacher, and into her most recent role as a case manager, Kimberly has excelled at putting the needs of students and their families first. As a mentor and consultant, she is now using her experience to help adults identify and achieve college and career goals and build their executive functioning and balance acquisition skills; families navigate the special education process; and businesses be more inclusive work places.

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Kimberly has won Teacher of the Year and was a recipient of an ING Unsung Heroes grant for her work in creating a Social/Emotional Learning program for her school. She was a member of the Citizens’ Advisory Board who published editorials in the Florida Today newspaper and currently writes her own blog as well as writing for other agencies. You can find her most recent work here.

 

Kimberly earned a BS in Exceptional Education from the University of Central Florida and an MPA from Grand Canyon University. When she is not working, she enjoys spending time with her loved ones, running in the great outdoors, traveling, and reading.