Abby Short, Intern

Abby firmly believes in the importance of nature-based play as a crucial element in child development, fostering creativity and resilience

Abagail is currently navigating her Junior year of high school as a self-directed learner/ Homeschooler. Looking towards the future, she aspires to advance her education in Childhood Development and Trauma. Outside the academic realm, Abby finds joy in artistic pursuits, particularly in painting and sewing. In her free time, she  teaches Emotion-based Art workshops, combining her passion for creativity with a desire to contribute meaningfully.

Abby's genuine appreciation for witnessing children's milestones, celebrating their achievements, and providing support during challenging moments makes her work with children an incredibly rewarding and fulfilling experience. Her commitment to the holistic development of young minds reflects a dedication to fostering positive growth and emotional well-being in the lives of children.

In addition, Abby firmly believes in the importance of nature-based play as a crucial element in child development, fostering creativity and resilience. She resonates deeply with the philosophy that BOPN embraces, and is eager to continue her career with the program.