Private, custom swim instruction for all ages.

I offer lessons for little ones as young as 15 months, all the way up to adults.

Every child learns at a different pace and the number of lessons needed will vary depending on a few factors and what your end goal is. I’ve had kids learn survival skills in 3 lessons and in 18, and there is no correct amount of time when it comes to learning to swim. Older children tend to learn quicker than littles under 4.

I offer lessons in a twice-weekly package because the consistency of meeting twice a week is ideal for confidence and retaining learned skills without losing progress between lessons. Many children learn to float independently and begin swimming within one session pack, though every child's timeline is unique.

That's completely okay! This is highly common for first-time swimmers and little ones.

I prioritize building trust with me and the water first and moving with their fears and hesitations. I will work with you and your child to create the best swim experience for everyone.

For children under 3, yes. I typically teach using a parent-child format, with a caregiver in the water alongside their child.

Yes, absolutely! Lessons can be divided between siblings in whatever way best fits your family's needs.

If both children are beginners, I highly recommend scheduling each child twice a week, as consistency is ideal for learning.

I also offer semi-private lessons for siblings at the same swim level.

I offer single stroke refinement and technique lessons for swimmers who already swim independently. Beginner swim instruction is offered as a session pack to provide the consistency needed for skill development and water confidence.

I offer semi-private lesson packs for siblings or friends at the same skill level.

I am also occasionally able to match students up upon request, if I have another interested family with a child at the same level.

Yes! I use my online booking system for makeup lessons, and you're welcome to reschedule your lesson up to 4 hours before its scheduled start time if a makeup time is available. Makeup times become available at the beginning of the summer for families with planned vacations and are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

If your child becomes ill, is injured, or cannot attend with less than 4 hours' notice, I'm unfortunately unable to offer a makeup lesson.

Not much, just a swimsuit, a towel, and a pair of goggles! Goggles are completely optional but recommended. I also encourage some practice without them to help build confidence and become more comfortable with their eyes getting wet.