Krystine Roldan | Transition Navigator

Transition Navigator

Hi, my name is Krystine

I've been involved in volunteer and community-based work since I was young, often showing up for individuals and families who were trying to figure things out without much support. Over time, I saw how much of a difference real advocacy can make, especially for individuals with disabilities and underserved communities. That's what drew me to this field, where I get to help people understand their options, find the right supports, and build more independence.

What is important to me...

People should feel like their voice matters and that they are true partners in the process. They deserve clear communication and support that is aligned with their specific needs and goals.

I am known for...

Being easy to talk to, hardworking, and making people feel supported. I focus on helping families understand their options in a clear, supportive way, so they feel confident and empowered as they move forward.

I really enjoy...

Spending time outdoors, especially hiking and kayaking, and being around animals. I also like working on projects and staying active.

Age 26–40, Golden Gate Regional Center

"Krystine has been great and so supportive...so thorough, patient, and kind. She has been a great ally and inspiration."

Age 12 and under, Regional Center of the East Bay

"Krystine is amazing and always has our family's best interests in mind. We have already recommended her to others!"

Age 12 and under, San Andreas Regional Center

"Krystine is amazing! She goes above and beyond! I finally feel supported during this journey!"

Age 18–25, Tri-Counties Regional Center

"[Krystine] has been very helpful guiding me through this process. She has been supportive, encouraging and understanding. The process would have been very stressful without her."

Experience

Before joining NeuroNav, Krystine worked as a Program Supervisor in homeless services, overseeing programs that supported individuals with complex needs including housing instability, mental health challenges, and substance use. Alongside that, she began working as an Independent Facilitator, supporting people as they navigated regional center services and built person-centered plans. That combination of experiences strengthened her ability to advocate effectively, making sure services are not just approved, but actually work in real life.

Education

Certification in Substance Abuse Counseling