I’m a voice nerd.
I’ve spent more than a decade helping singers understand their voices, trust their instincts, and sing with freedom.
Artist first.
Teacher always.
I received my B.M. in Jazz Vocal Studies from Montclair State University, where I studied with Holli Ross, Aubrey Johnson, Jeff Kunkel, and Oscar Perez. After graduation, I continued my voice studies with Dr. Chadley Ballantyne.
I later earned my Vocology Certification from the University of Utah, studying under Dr. Ingo Titze, Dr. Kittie Verdolini, and Dr. Lynn Maxfield. That training deepend my intersted in how vocal science and artistry can work in tandem.
Over the years, I’ve worked with hundreds of singers—from complete beginners to professional performers—and been invited into so many different vocal journeys. The thing I keep coming back to is curiosity: every voice is different, and good teaching is about creating and holding a safe space for exploration, experimentation, and discovery.
Performer. Teacher.
Perpetual voice detective.
Curiosity tends to follow me everywhere.
I’m currently completing premedical coursework with the long-term goal of becoming a physician—a path that grew naturally from my fascination with voice, anatomy, and vocal science. When I’m not teaching or studying, I love singing and playing piano at home, collecting antique sheet music, crocheting, and ceramics.
