Fun fact: so far, the youngest client I've worked with has been six weeks old and the oldest was 100 years!

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My clinical areas of special interest include gender-affirming voice therapy and neurodiversity-affirming pediatric speech and language therapy, and I also provide pediatric feeding therapy and speech-language rehabilitation to adults recovering from a stroke or TBI. My goal is to support my clients through therapeutic practices that are person-centered, strengths-based, and identity-affirming. I work from a neurodiversity-affirming framework, which means I presume competence, prioritize emotional and sensory regulation over compliance-based goals, and support a wide range of learning styles in my sessions. My goal is never to "fix" a person, but to provide them with the strategies and supports needed to make sure they are always heard loud and clear.

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Outside of my professional life, I love spending time outdoors, whether it is through biking, packing, paddling, or volunteering on trail maintenance crews with the Washington Trails Association. I run a speculative fiction book club and spend as much time as possible cuddling my four-legged family members. I love building community and relationships with those around me, and I can't wait to meet you!