Hi, I’m so glad you’re here! My passion is helping families feel closer and more connected by making communication easier (and way more fun!).

I started my journey with a degree in Psychology from Rochester Institute of Technology, where I also dove deep into American Sign Language and Deaf Culture. Then life gave me my best teacher—my daughter, Isla. Becoming her mom opened my eyes to just how magical (and sometimes challenging!) communication can be in those early years.

Before becoming a speech-language pathologist, I worked in mental health counseling, which taught me how to create safe, supportive spaces where kids and families feel truly seen and heard. I went on to earn my Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology from Nazareth College, specializing in early intervention through the RISE Project.

In my sessions today, you’ll find a blend of science and heart. I use infant mental health practices, trauma-informed care, sensory-based strategies, and neurodiversity-affirming approaches to create playful, personalized experiences that help every child shine—in their own unique way.