About

Maggie is a licensed Davis® facilitator dedicated to helping students and adults transform their relationship with learning. With a deep background in education and a passion for unlocking human potential, she brings both expertise and genuine care to every client she works with.

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Maggie earned her degree in accounting from the University of Texas at Arlington and has spent much of her professional life in education. She homeschooled her three children through high school, taught classes from elementary through secondary level, and guided other home educators. She also brings experience in sales management and coaching, along with years of leadership as a scout leader.

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Her most transformative education came through her own son. When he struggled with reading and his confidence began to fade, Maggie discovered the Davis program. His results weren't just academic—he regained his confidence, his joy in learning, and the sparkle in his eye that had dimmed when he started believing he "couldn't learn." That experience led her to become a licensed Davis facilitator in 2014, and it remains the heart of her work.

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Maggie believes that dyslexia, ADHD, and dyscalculia challenges are not caused by deficits — they're caused by differences in how a gifted mind processes the world. Her role is to help clients understand their strengths, build certainty in their learning, and discover that they truly can accomplish their goals.

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She works with students and adults of all ages in her home in Anna, Texas, and is willing to travel as needed. Her sessions combine the proven Davis methods with her unique ability to inspire curiosity, provide a safe space to explore, and set boundaries that generate real achievement.