After earning her B.A. in Neuroscience, Serena supported diverse research teams investigating clinical outcomes following traumatic brain injury and identifying effective pharmacotherapies for preventing opioid relapse, contributing to meaningful discoveries in neuropharmacology and cognitive rehabilitation. She has since gained extensive experience in clinical settings, working closely with patients and physicians to enrich her practical knowledge, refine her approach to patient care, and serve as a dedicated clinical supervisor.

Now a certified Sound Practitioner through the SoundEmbrace Institute, Serena integrates her background in health and neuroscience to support individuals facing various challenges that can be addressed with sound therapy, with a particular focus on cognitive challenges and strengthening control of attention naturally. Serena’s approach to use sound therapy to activate the parasympathetic nervous system and slow down brainwave states allows participants to enter a state of consciousness which allows them to strengthen mind-body connections, empowering themselves to recognize their unique cognitive processes and develop meditation skills to foster lasting growth.