I recently relocated back to New York after spending over 10 years living on the Olympic Peninsula in western Washington. I graduated from Cazenovia College in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in Human Services and spent the following decade building a diverse professional background across human services, education, and organizational training and development.

My experience includes serving as a Director of Individualized Services, providing in-home supports to adults with developmental disabilities; working as a Training and Development Coordinator, where I developed onboarding and training initiatives for tribally owned businesses; and working as a 1:1 paraeducator in elementary special education. I also spent several years as a camp counselor at ARISE at the Farm, where I discovered my passion for working with individuals on the autism spectrum.

In 2020, I transitioned to working exclusively in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). I earned my master’s degree in ABA from Sage College in 2022 and became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in 2024. Since then, I have primarily provided in-home ABA services to individuals and families in rural Washington. I am passionate about supporting individuals with diverse needs while empowering their families and strengthening the family system as a whole. I believe in the importance of individualized, compassionate support that recognizes each person’s unique strengths and needs.

In my personal life, I enjoy spending time with my family, exploring the outdoors, kayaking, traveling with my husband and dog, riding horses, being the fun aunt, and establishing my new hobby farm in Cortland.