About Us
Our studio provides art classes, enrichment programs, art and sensory therapy, behavioral health and advocacy services in a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive environment for children of all abilities from toddler through teen.
We believe that play is the work of the child. Through discovery and wonder, children develop creativity, self-expression, problem-solving skills, confidence, and a deeper understanding of the world around them. Our thoughtfully designed sensory friendly spaces and expressive art studio invite children to play, explore, touch, move, discover, and interact in ways that foster learning, growth, and connection.
By combining the power of art, sensory experiences, and child-led exploration, Nava Ronit Collective nurtures each child's unique strengths through an individualized approach. Our techniques and programs cater to each child’s social, emotional, cognitive, and creative development. We are committed to creating a community where children of all abilities and families feel welcomed, celebrated, and inspired to learn through creative thinking. At Nava Ronit Collective, wonder becomes art.
Shaina Hershkowitz is the Founder of Nava Ronit Collective, LLC. She has over 20 years of experience working with children and families. After working in the nonprofit sector and educational services, Shaina was inspired by her own two children to start a business where children of all abilities could create, learn, be supported, and thrive. As a Reggio-inspired early childhood educator, and former ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis) therapist Shaina is passionate about supporting children through visual and experiential learning utilizing the natural environment and sensory input.
In her career, Shaina has worked with business clients in the fields of neuropsychology/psychometry, forensic psychology, child psychiatry, caregiver support, and educational advocacy. Shaina is skilled in navigating complex situations and applies her extensive specialized knowledge when working with neurodiverse children and their families.
