Individual Skill Development Provider & Parent Assistant
Sandee Stadler
Parent Assistant
Farazana Larsen
Individual Skill Development Provider & Burmese Interpreter
Emily Dawt Iang, BS
Hakha Chin Interpreter
Naw Paw Say Wah
Karen Interpreter
Moo Ko Wah, BA
Karen Interpreter
Sabaa Abdulrazzaq, BS
Community Health Education Coordinator/Arabic Interpreter
Glenda Robinson
Ms. Glenda Robinson is an experienced educator, as she has been teaching students (K-12) and adults with a variety of ability levels for more than 20 years. She has taught those with cognitive and physical limitations, and understands that everyone is capable of learning, especially, if a genuine interest is placed in them. In addition, she specializes in working with parents who have a child with special needs/disability, as she is a certified special education teacher (K3-3rd grade). Ms. Robinson teaches skills to the consumers in a manner that maximizes on their strengths, while building them up in the areas they are developing in.
Job Title: Individual Skill Development Provider & Parent Assistant
I was born in Burma but grew up in the Thailand refugee camp. I spent 16 years in Thailand before coming to the USA on June 23, 2008. I started going to Paul Harding High School as a sophomore and was enrolled in ESL program for a year. At Paul Harding, I focused on achieving my goals including learning English, participating in extracurricular activities, and doing well in all my classes. I speak Burmese and English. I also found a part time job at a local restaurant to help my parents financially. Moving to a new country and settling was a huge challenge for my family and I. I graduated high school in 2011 but also enjoy doing make up, hairs, and it’s also my passion. I went beauty school for a year and graduated in 2015 .I worked at a salon for one year. I’m currently employed at Sebastian Family Psychology Practice, LLC as a Burmese interpreter.
Job Title: Individual Skill Development Provider & Burmese Interpreter Education: High School Graduate
Emily Dawt Iang, BS
I left my country, Myanmar, when I was really young due to various circumstances and went to Malaysia. I came to the United States in 2015, graduated High School in 2018, and graduated from University of Wisconsin Parkside in 2022. I am forever thankful to them and they have inspired me to be a better person. I am filled with joy, happiness, worthiness, and satisfaction when I can help others. It is crucial for me not only to live for myself but to assist others when they are in need.
Job Title: Hakha Chin Interpreter Education: Bachelor of Science Education: University of Wisconsin Parkside
My name is Moo Ko and I arrived in the U.S. in 2008. I am from a family of refugees. I graduated from UW- Madison with a bachelor degree in human development and family study. I am passionate about working with people and providing resources and support. I like to hike and explore national parks during my free time.
Job Title: Karen Interpreter Education: BA in Human Development and Family Study Education: University of Wisconsin Madison
Sabaa Abdulrazzaq
My current position is Community Health Education Coordinator. I also assist with Arabic as an interpreter. I listen to clients and help them find the mental wellness path. I got a BS in Biochemistry & Clinical Pharmacology. I will get a Master of Sustainable Peacebuilding (MSP) in May 2025. I will get my Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) in August 2025.
Job Title: Community Health Education Coordinator/Arabic Interpreter Education: BS in Biochemistry & Clinical Pharmacology