I'm an executive functioning specialist who knows what it's like to sit at the intersection of multiple identities (neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, first-gen).

 

My lived experience has taught me to recognize glimmers of opportunity and empowerment within a world not always built for us.

 

My career (from teaching assistant to college advisor, tutor, learning specialist, and now educational therapist and speaker) has taught me that one-size-fits-all education simply doesn't work. Everyone learns differently, and that is what makes our world a better place. Yet, I recognize that the path to a career is riddled with systemic barriers. 

 

I am here to bridge that gap and advocate for learners who don't fit the conventional mold.

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My educational background in business and educational technology gave me a deep appreciation for systems thinking and thoughtful design—not as mere skills, but as the essential infrastructure for creating more values-alignment, ease, stability, freedom, and authenticity in life. 

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From this experience, I'm devoted to acting as a mentor and problem-solving partner for people who are motivated to create this kind of life.