I treat adults with neurogenic speech, language and cognitive disorders in their home setting. My treatment philosophy is to be as functional and practical as possible. While I work with all levels of disabilty, my primary area of interest is helping adults regain as much of their prior independence as possible. My major areas of interest are: aphasia, memory deficits, attention difficulties, augmentative and alternative communication and problem solving. My work experience includes working in the outpatient department of Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Boston with adult survivors of stroke and brain injury. I have also served as an adjunct professor at Emerson College. I have recently relocated to my native city, New Orleans.