I was born and raised in Green Bay, WI and did much of my clinical training in Milwaukee at Medical College of Wisconsin/Children’s Wisconsin, including my two-year fellowship in pediatric neuropsychology. After living in Indiana and working at IU Health/Riley Hospital for Children for four years, I am excited to be back in Green Bay and to have the opportunity to provide specialized care closer to home for the patients and families in my community.

As a pediatric neuropsychologist, my role is to help understand how a child thinks, learns, behaves and develops. I specialize in the evaluation of children with medical and neurological conditions or injuries that can impact brain development and see patients ranging from infancy to late adolescence. As a part of the evaluation process, my goal is help families understand their child’s unique strengths and weaknesses and provide individualized, evidence-based recommendations in order to optimize development. I take a collaborate, patient- and family-centered approach to the evaluation and greatly enjoy partnering with families and members of the child’s medical team. Doing so allows me to understand the various levels of individual and psychosocial factors that may be contributing to the child’s functioning across settings and help understand and minimize barriers to optimal outcomes.