Keynotes and panels
Clear, engaging conversations for conferences, professional communities, and public events.
Speaking and training
Make the conversation useful.
I speak about disability, neurodivergence, mental health, accessibility, and what happens when a system built in theory meets a person living in real life.
Lived experience and professional practice belong in the same room.
I am a licensed clinical social worker, autistic clinician, consultant, evaluator, advocate, educator, and researcher. My work draws from clinical practice, research, systems knowledge, and lived experience without pretending any one perspective speaks for an entire community.
I use direct language, real examples, and questions people can carry back into their own work. The point is not to leave with more jargon. It is to notice what has been missed and understand what to do next.
Possible areas of focus
- Disability-centered and neurodivergent-affirming practice
- Hidden demands in services, workplaces, and care systems
- Capacity-aware planning and sustainable support
- Accessibility beyond a compliance checklist
- The intersection of lived experience and professional identity
- Turning complex information into practical action
Formats
Built around the people in the room
Workshops and training
Interactive learning for teams that need space to examine practice, systems, and real-world application.
Education and collaboration
Topic-specific sessions shaped around the audience, the setting, and the question the group is actually trying to answer.
Tell me about the room.
Share the audience, purpose, timing, and what you want people to leave understanding. We can figure out the right format from there.