New York City Skyline at night, from a rooftop bar

“Why do you go away? So that you can come back. So that you can see the place you came from with new eyes and extra colors. And the people there see you differently, too. Coming back to where you started is not the same as never leaving.”? Terry Pratchett, A Hat Full of Sky About

With a career path that winds like a journey through health care, legal offices, and small businesses, I've collected skills like souvenirs along the way and look forward to putting them to work for you! I’ve learned to navigate complexity, spot trends, and keep people supported and organized through sometimes stressful situations. Blending structure with creativity, curiosity, I try to bring a sense of adventure to everything I do. 

I like to design trips that feel intentional, immersive, and deeply personal. As a travel advisor, I specialize in literary-inspired group journeys, cruises, and inclusive travel for special needs families. I work hard to blend creative vision with operational precision to deliver a seamless itinerary for my clients. I look forward to working with a diverse population of adventurers, and hope we can all learn from one another as we experience what this great world has to offer.

As a certified autism travel professional, I work with families and individuals with neurodiverse needs to develop a travel itinerary (and backups!) unique to them. One itinerary doesn't fit all!

Interests

• Reading & Writing — falling headfirst into imaginary worlds and occasionally leaving sticky notes behind
• Travel — collecting places, moments, and stories like passport stamps for the soul
• Dungeons & Dragons — rolling dice, weaving chaos into narrative gold, and believing deeply in found family
• The Arts — chasing beauty, symbolism, and the quiet magic of things made by hand and heart
• Social Media — people-watching, trend-spotting, and translating internet chaos into creative order
• Current Events — keeping one eye on the world as it turns, because good stories never exist in a vacuum