I am an embodiment enthusiast, a dancer, a perpetual learner, and a subtle disruptor.

Aside from rope, my work involves teaching various movement and mindfulness techniques in correctional facilities and substance abuse disorder treatment programs, specializing in individuals dealing with PTSD, addiction, and other mind-body complexities. I also serve as a guest lecturer on embodiment and trauma at colleges and universities, while actively engaging in scientific research on addiction and recovery.

My passion lies in creating spaces for exploring suffering, discomfort, and marginalized experiences, finding growth through catharsis and integration via somatic practices leading to liberation, such as stillness, yoga, dance, Butoh, rope, hook suspensions, and laughter.

You may catch me performing with Sokolow/Theatre Dance Ensemble, Vangeline Theater, Dances We Dance, or as an independent artist.

To further inquire about my work, please check my website