I have over 15 years of professional dance teaching experience across school settings, studios, online, and community programs. I specialize in building technique, confidence, and self-expression through movement, while incorporating mental wellness into every session. I’m also the founder of Psych of Dance, a mindful movement program designed to help students grow emotionally and artistically—whether they are beginners, industry-bound, or simply dancing for joy. My experience extends from one-on-one coaching to full production sets in film, music videos, and live performance.

I have been teaching partnership dancing for more than 30 years. I can teach all levels but still find the most joy in teaching beginners their first steps. I owned and operated a studio in Ohio for 22 years. My husband took a job opportunity in Texas so I sold the studio and semi retired. I now teach out of my home in McKinney as well as You Can Dance Dallas in Addison.

Allen Dance Studio, located in Allen, Texas, and the surrounding areas, is committed to providing the very best in dance instruction. With a focus on quality training and education, they offer private and group lessons in ballroom, latin, swing, and partner dancing. Their aim is to develop strong technique and ability through creative, fun, and inspirational choreography. This women-owned studio pledges to create a loving and affirming environment that fosters dedication, discipline, and a life-long passion for dance.

Are you looking for quality dance instruction provided with personalized attention tailored to your needs? Whether you are just curious and want to take a Ballroom Dance lesson to experience what is creating excitement for many people right now, or if you are a beginner who is ready to get serious and advance into intermediate level dancing, we can assist you in accomplishing your goal. Ladies, do you have a reluctant dance partner or a spouse you are trying to coax into experiencing the fun and challenge of social dancing? We specialize in establishing a bond with guys that struggle with the idea of pursuing the “artistic” side of their p