Every day has a new adventure in it. Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “Do one thing every day that scars you.” A powerful reminder to step outside your comfort zone for growth and resilience. I bring a unique blend of lived experience, professional expertise, and passion for my work. As a visually impaired and neurodivergent professional, I understand the importance of confidence, independence, and self-worth—and help others cultivate these strengths. I support children and adults in uncovering abilities, building life skills, and moving forward with clarity and resilience.

I also mentor future professionals as an adjunct professor at Flagler College and have years of experience as a Certified Professional Dog Trainer, specializing in positive reinforcement with rescue animals, families, and veterans. These experiences shape my approach: patient, empathetic, and individualized. I strive to create an environment where people feel understood, encouraged, and empowered to grow. Outside of work, you’ll find me kayaking, hiking, scuba diving, reading, or enjoying time with my family and animals—reminders to stay curious, balanced, and connected.