With a special focus on Parkinson’s, I help assemble and coordinate an enrichment team — movement specialists, aquatic, tai chi programs, and companionship — that supports the person’s whole day, alongside the care of their medical team.

Warm, engaged presence shaped around their history, their humor, and their stories — genuine companionship that lifts the spirit and quietly eases the loneliness that so often comes with aging. 

Gentle cognitive and physical engagement tailored to each individual — conversation, music, movement, memory, and small daily joys that keep a mind and body awake and alive.

Unhurried days out into the world — a garden, the coast, a museum, the ferry, or a favorite errand — with transport, timing, mobility, and every detail handled so the day feels effortless. 

I created Signature Enrichment to bring my whole practice to families — the kind of attentive, personal engagement that a busy facility or medical caregiver can’t offer. My work is grounded in a simple belief: later life should always hold curiosity, beauty, and delight.

Certified owner-trainer team, having completed Service Dog foundational Skills training with Angela Gardner CTC, SFC (Srervice Dog Coach).