About Me
I’m passionate about helping people discover their creativity and freedom through music and movement. Currently, I’m pursuing a degree in Childhood Education at Brooklyn College, with a long-term goal of founding my own dance company.
My journey began at age 11, when I earned a scholarship with DanceTruth and later became an assistant teacher with the company. Over the course of five years, I gained hands-on experience before launching my own classes during the 2020 quarantine. Since then, I’ve taught a wide range of students—from toddlers as young as 2, to teens, and even adults. My classes are open to everyone, and I strive to make each session a joyful, inclusive experience.
I’ve taught in diverse settings including churches, the YMCA, children’s athletic schools, Montessori and public elementary schools, high schools, and even outdoor spaces like local parks. No matter the environment, my focus is always the same: to create a fun, welcoming space where every student feels seen, heard, and celebrated.
What sets my classes apart is my creative approach—I use Disney-themed warm-ups, encourage self-expression, and often incorporate costumes for special performances. I take the time to connect with each student and ensure everyone has a chance to shine.
My dream is to continue building a community through dance—one that inspires confidence, creativity, and connection. I truly believe we can make the world a better place, one dancer at a time.