I'm a speech-language pathologist and former musical theater performer who combines a lifelong love of voice with clinical science. My work focuses on helping people understand their voices and develop the tools to use them with more ease, freedom, and confidence.

As a former performer, I know firsthand how much the physical and mental sides of singing are connected. There are many strategies I wish I'd known back then. My approach goes beyond vocal technique to address the habits, thought patterns, and physical tension that can get in the way of singing freely and naturally.

I've spent years working with singers and professional voice users, including building and managing a voice center at a major Boston hospital. But you don't have to be a performer to work with me! I love helping people from all walks of life feel more comfortable and confident using their voices.