About Me

I'm a writer and interdisciplinary scholar specializing in sustainable development. With a background in education, healthcare, and wellness, I craft content that bridges evidence and empathy—turning complex systems into stories people can trust.

My work focuses on translating research into clear, compelling narratives that support more equitable and sustainable systems. I approach each project with a commitment to clarity, compassion, and impact.

My academic background is rooted in STEM, philosophy, and psychology—an interdisciplinary blend that shapes how I understand systems from biological, environmental, behavioral, and social perspectives. This lens informs not just what I write about, but how I translate ideas across disciplines.

I’ve taught advanced science curricula at both the undergraduate and graduate level, with a focus on environmental science, systems thinking, and sustainable development. This experience strengthened my ability to communicate complex concepts clearly and accessibly—an essential skill in making ideas actionable and impactful.

With experience in both behavior analysis and integrative health, I bring an embodied perspective to my work—bridging analytical precision with compassion. Whether I’m writing about food systems, land use, or behavior change, I approach every project with integrity, curiosity, and care—always with an eye toward clarity, connection, and meaningful change.