Science. Artistry. Individuality.

These three principles shape everything I do.

My professional background includes working in clinical voice settings in collaboration with laryngologists and speech-language therapists, where I developed a strong foundation in vocal health, vocal rehabilitation, injury prevention, and efficient voice production. That experience continues to shape the way I assess voices, identify vocal challenges, and design individualized training for every client.

I’m a certified Estill Figure Proficiency (EFP) and currently an Estill Master Trainer Candidate (EMT-C).

My Estill training has strengthened my understanding of voice function and evidence-informed voice training, complementing both my clinical experience and my work as a performer.

Throughout my career, I’ve supported voices across a wide range of artistic and professional settings—from emerging artists to established performers. My experience also includes working alongside well-known singers and actors, helping them maintain vocal health, efficiency, and consistency throughout rehearsals, recording sessions, and live performance tours.

Several of my students have successfully passed competitive auditions and earned admission—including scholarship awards—to institutions such as Berklee College of Music.

Alongside teaching, I continue to perform professionally. Staying active as a performer allows me to bring both scientific understanding and real-world artistic experience into every session.