(He/Him)—a Myrtle Beach native, accessibility coach, and disability advocate with a big heart for helping others find their voice and thrive in their community.

I’m proudly autistic, and that lived experience is what first led me to disability advocacy. For over five years, I’ve worked with nonprofits like Able SC and volunteered with local community orgs, supporting teens and young adults with disabilities in building confidence, independence, and pride in who they are. I hold a Master’s degree in Communication, where I focused on disability studies, interpersonal communication, and corporate social responsibility.

At the heart of my work is a belief that disabled people deserve more than just survival—they deserve to thrive. I use a strengths-based coaching model rooted in the Independent Living Philosophy, the Neurodiversity Paradigm, and the Social Model of Disability. I believe in community integration, self-determination, and that people with disabilities should be the ones leading the charge for change—because we understand our needs best.

Growing up here in Myrtle Beach, I struggled to make friends, figure out who I was, and feel proud of my disability. That’s why I created this coaching service—to be the kind of support I wish I had. Whether you’re working on life skills, communication, trying to make new friends, or just figuring out the next step, my goal is to help you walk away from each session with 5% more clarity, confidence, or direction—and to keep building from there.