Hey there! I'm the founder of Voice Works Lab. I've been performing my whole life, starting at age 9 in New York City with the Wooster Theatre Group alongside Willem Dafoe and Spalding Gray. I went on to study theatre at UCLA, and since then have worked in film, TV, commercials, theatre, and voice acting in both LA and New York. I even sang in a comedy rap duo that opened for Jack Black's band, Tenacious D, at Madison Square Garden. I do voices on animated shows like Kung-Fu Panda, Big Nate, Wee Baby Bears, and more!

Teaching found me in the best way. It started with an improv class at my daughter's elementary school, and after some requests from parents, I began teaching voice acting. Then something unexpected happened. Neurodivergent students kept finding their way to me, and I started noticing the impact the classes were having on them in ways I never anticipated. Word spread, and before long, therapists and specialists began referring students to me directly.

I'm neurodivergent myself, and so is my daughter, so I've lived this from both sides. I know what it feels like to have a brain that works differently, and I know what it's like to raise a child who does too. That shapes everything about how I teach: the patience, the flexibility, the humor, and most importantly, meeting each student exactly where they are.

What inspires me is what I see happening in these classes. The growth I witness in my students, session after session, is honestly one of the most rewarding things I've ever been part of.