My professional background has always centered around voice. Before becoming a speech-language pathologist, I spent 15 years as a professional opera singer, performing internationally and working extensively with singers and professional voice users. In addition to my master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology, I hold a master's degree in Voice Performance & Pedagogy. My background as a performer and voice educator continues to inform my clinical work today.

My clinical interests include voice, fluency, and cognitive-communication. I work with individuals with a range of communication needs, including singers and other professional voice users, individuals experiencing voice changes or vocal fatigue, dysarthria, and people navigating fluency or cognitive-communication challenges. I am also LSVT LOUD® certified and provide voice services for individuals with Parkinson’s disease.

My approach to therapy is individualized and collaborative. I take the time to understand each client's goals and communication needs and work with them to develop practical strategies that fit their everyday lives.