She graduated from the Inter-American University of Puerto Rico, Aguadilla campus with a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology. She is continuing with her postgraduate studies in psychological counseling for families. During the past semester she began helping with childcare at after school events at Escuela Micael. As a result of this, she developed a great interest in working with this community.

Throughout her years as a psychology student, her greatest desire was to work with children, since she considers these early stages of life as one of the most important in the formation of each individual. As part of her position, she is responsible for ensuring the care and teaching of pre-school children. This is a task of the utmost importance and joy that she carries out by making her knowledge and best qualities available to each family. In relation to Waldorf pedagogy, she considers that it is one that provides adequate principles for early childhood developing characteristics of independence, caring for each other and more importantly: values.