From therapist to social media strategist

I started in theatre. Then I took ten years off from school to live life, perform, and figure out who I was.

When 2020 hit and nobody knew if theatre would survive, I pivoted. I went back to school for Women and Gender Studies, then got my Master of Social Work and became a therapist.

Somewhere in the middle of that master's program, I hit burnout. Hard. That's when I found out I'm autistic. A lot of things started to make sense.

Then I booked a big theater opportunity, and it pulled me right back to where I started. I left the therapy world to live a creative life again.

Along the way, I started creating content and managing social media for other entrepreneurs. And I kept seeing the same thing. Brilliant, creative people burning out trying to run businesses with systems built for a different kind of brain.

The entrepreneur who posted in bursts, then ghosted for months. The creative with a thousand ideas and zero finished posts. The “just be consistent” advice that left them feeling like the problem.

I knew that feeling. And I knew it wasn't true.

They were never the problem. I was never the problem. The playbook was.

So now I build strategy around your brain. Your energy. Your hyperfocus. Your low-spoon weeks. No masking required. I get it because I live it. No guilt about the weeks you go quiet. Just a system that bends with you instead of breaking you.

A little more about me

I'm a Cleveland-based content creator, theatre artist, and fitness instructor. I've built my own audience as a creator, so I know what it takes to show up online when life is full and your energy isn't always predictable. I don't hand you a template and wish you luck. I help you find a rhythm you can actually keep.

When I'm not building content systems, you'll find me on stage or teaching a fitness class, cheering people on as they find their own pace.

Let's build something that works with you.