I am a Research Neuroscientist and award‑winning Neurofeedback Specialist with 25 years of clinical experience helping individuals with movement disorders rebuild capacity, confidence, and quality of life. My work blends rigorous neuroscience with deeply human, practical support for clients and care partners.

 

As a keynote speaker, I present at medical conferences, Parkinson’s organizations, and movement‑disorder support groups, where I translate complex research into clear, actionable strategies for clinicians, clients, and families. My talks focus on neuroplasticity, cognitive health, and the real‑world functional gains possible through neurofeedback and integrative approaches.

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In 2026, my expertise will be featured in an upcoming chapter in an Elsevier book on neuromodulation and biofeedback, an opportunity to contribute to the scientific community and help shape the future of brain‑based interventions.

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I also volunteer with the San Diego Parkinson’s Association as a mentor for newly diagnosed individuals and care partners, helping them navigate overwhelming information and build a path toward an excellent quality of life.

 

As a daughter of a parent with a movement disorder, this work is personal. It’s why I chose this field and why I remain committed to translating research into meaningful, real‑world change.

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