I once was told I am a fat , ugly gorilla, and that I do not belong here and should not be alive.

Now, I am the Founder of Eleable®, a Digital Design Psychology studio specializing in inclusive ADA/WCAG website design and visibility strategy. I help individuals, nonprofits, and brands grow their social media presence and visibility online through intentional design, storytelling, branding, and strategy. I help people who feel unseen, feel seen. I help people who feel unincluded. Get included.

I am also the Founder of NDVerse, a nonprofit community built with 100% of proceeds going back into the community to help people who are neurodivergent and may struggle to find a safe space finally find one. While NDVerse was created with neurodivergent individuals at the center, everyone is welcome. It is a community led with love as the foundation, both online and in person.

The biggest and most important part of what I do is advocacy.

I am diagnosed with Autism and ADHD. I once felt very lost and alone. I struggled with debilitating anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. There was a point in my life where I almost lost my life to suicide because there was no one advocating for people like me, and there was no one around me who truly understood me as a neurodivergent biracial woman.

Today, I use my voice to help create the support, representation, and understanding that I once needed myself.

I scored in the top 1% on the WAIS in spatial reasoning and conduct evaluations for Autism and ADHD under professional supervision. I also hold degrees in Psychology, Behavior, and Social Science, and I am currently working toward my M.A. in Law, Justice, and Culture.

I have a special heart not only for speaking about these topics, but for creating real change within our communities. Through advocacy, speaking, and collaboration, I have had opportunities to influence conversations surrounding legislation, youth mental health, accessibility, and creating safer spaces for marginalized communities.

I have met many incredible individuals throughout my life, and while those experiences are meaningful, the people who dedicate themselves to creating change and supporting marginalized communities are the ones who are most special and dear to my heart.

More than the numbers, accomplishments, or recognition, my foundation is God. Everything I have built has been through faith, purpose, and trusting Him through every season of my life.

I thank God continually for using me in the ways He has and continues to.

I believe people are far more than any label placed on them — and that with faith, support, understanding, and opportunity, lives can truly change.