Nia enjoys meeting students, educators, families, libraries, and community organizations to share her story and encourage young people to believe in themselves, embrace how they learn, and recognize that challenges can become opportunities for growth.

She is available for school visits, libraries, conferences, youth programs, community events, book festivals, and speaking engagements—both in person and virtually via Zoom.

Although Nia’s book is inspired by her journey with ADHD, her presentations are about much more than ADHD. They focus on perseverance, confidence, resilience, self-understanding, and the importance of encouraging every child to recognize their unique strengths.

Nia does not present herself as a clinician, researcher, or medical expert. Instead, she shares the perspective of a young person whose life has been shaped by lived experience, reflection, and personal growth. Her goal is to encourage understanding, inspire hope, and create meaningful conversations among students, families, educators, and communities.