About Me

I help healing professionals present themselves on video in a way that feels natural, clear, and genuinely aligned with who they are.

My background blends portrait photography with a long-standing interest in communication. That combination has taught me that helping someone feel at ease is just as important as any technical detail—and often what makes the biggest difference on camera.

Background and Experience

I trained at the New England School of Photography and spent over 25 years running a portrait business. Over that time, I developed a strong eye for framing, light, and what helps someone look genuinely good on camera.

Alongside that work, I’ve studied communication through public speaking with Toastmasters and theatrical improvisation. These experiences gave me a deeper understanding of how people express themselves—whether speaking off the cuff or working from prepared ideas.

Taken together, this work shaped both my eye and my ear—how visual presence and spoken words combine to create a clear, compelling impression.

A Personal Thread

I grew up in a family that valued both care and creativity. My father was a physician, my mother was an RN and a clinical social worker, and there was a strong appreciation for communication and the arts.

That influence still shapes how I work today—with care, patience, and respect for each person’s individual style.

How I Work

When we work together, my role is to make the process simple and comfortable. I guide you to communicate in a way that feels natural and true to your personality, so the final result feels like you—not something stiff or staged.

 

My “daughters” – Honey-Bee and Lady B.
Taken more than 15 years ago, this remains one of my favorite photos of the family.