Christina Bannister
Master's Academy of Vero Beach
Courses Completed
- Level I
Workshops
- Search & Teach
2025-2026 Licensure Renewals are Open!
Can't find what you're looking for? Please email info@nild.org to find a therapist.
417 Therapists found
Bio: I have a bachelors in Early Childhood Education from Towson University. I am a mom of 6 (2 biological and 4 through foster care). I homeschooled my 2 oldest children and taught at our homeschool co-op for 7 years. I have a great interest in neurodivergent learning, brain science, and learning how to learn. I am currently working at Redeemer Classical Christian School as an NILD educational therapist.
Bio: NANCY L. SOBER • M.Ed., Liberty University • B.S. Ed. Science and Math teaching fields, Pensacola Christian College • Certified Educational Therapist, National Institute of Learning Development • Educator since 1987 • Math tutor since 1983 • Cultivating Growth in Education, LLC, Founder • Director of Curriculum and Instruction (2023-2024) • Mentor Teacher (2009-2025) Rocky Bayou Christian School • Math Department Head 2015-2020 Rocky Bayou Christian School • Middle School/High School Math teacher 2004-2020 Rocky Bayou Christian School Niceville, FL • NILD Educational Therapist 2011-2020, Rocky Bayou Christian School • Classical Conversations Teacher 2007-2009 • Guidance Counselor 2005-2007, Rocky Bayou Christian School • Director of Homeschool Assistance Program 2004-2005, Rocky Bayou Christian School
Bio: NILD Educational Therapist Bachelor of Business Administration, Baylor University Dana Dean has over 15 years experience assisting students as an educational therapist, enjoying 12 of these at Cypress Christian School. Dana graduated from Baylor University with a B.B.A. in marketing with magna cum laude honors. After experiencing the life-changing benefits firsthand as her daughter’s NILD therapist, she feels compelled to make sure other students experience the same. She thrives on the challenge of figuring out how to reach each individual student, coming beside them as they grow in confidence and independence. Her goal is for each child to feel empowered by knowing how they learn best and how to overcome obstacles. She is grateful for the “blessings” she and her daughter encountered due to dyslexia. They have not only equipped her to serve her students better, but also have helped her to discover her passion. In her free time, she enjoys reading, cooking, rollerblading, mission/philanthropy work and family time. She is blessed by her husband, Kevin, and children Katie and Clayton. A special Bible verse she treasures in her heart is Deuteronomy 31:6 which affirms, “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you or forsake you.”