I am a certified Intimacy Coordinator and creative producer based in New England, with a background that bridges film production with mental health.

I earned my B.A. in Psychology and Human Development from Connecticut College before pursuing a graduate study in School Counseling at NYU Steinhardt, with experience in early childhood, elementary, and high school settings as well as crisis counseling. I’m naturally attuned to body language and group dynamics, and that background has strengthened my ability to listen closely, ask the right questions, and recognize what may not always be explicitly communicated.

For the past three years I’ve worked as a producer for an independent production company in New England, collaborating closely with cast, crew, and nearly every department throughout the filmmaking process. That experience taught me to look at production from multiple perspectives at once and anticipate the needs of different people.

I completed my Intimacy Coordinator certification through the Intimacy Professionals Association, training under Amanda Blumenthal and Rebecca Johannsen, with additional in-person choreography training at Amsterdam Dance Centre.

As a young woman working in a traditionally male-dominated industry, advocacy has become an especially important part of my work. I value creating an environment where people feel comfortable communicating openly and where different perspectives can be heard and considered.

I am especially excited to bring intimacy coordination services to productions throughout the Northeast, where locally based ICs remain limited, while being a part of a professional community that extends across New York, Los Angeles, the UK, and Europe.