When I first learned about the Self-Determination Program, its philosophy resonated with me immediately: the idea that people should have real choice, flexibility, and control over the supports that shape their lives. That conviction is also personal. My cousin in the Philippines has developmental disabilities, and services where he lives are limited or sometimes unavailable. I couldn't help imagining how life-changing SDP would be for him if he had access to something so empowering. That's what brought me to NeuroNav. I wanted to be part of a team that champions autonomy, dignity, and culturally responsive support, and to ensure every person I work with feels supported in creating a life that's truly their own.