A certified educational therapist with over 20 years of experience, Rhonda has dedicated her career to enhancing the lives of children and adults facing learning disabilities, ASD, and dyslexia. She provides individualized therapy to help clients overcome cognitive and learning challenges, with a passion for education extending beyond the therapy room.

She holds a Bachelor’s degree and an advanced certification from the National Institute for Learning Development (NILD). She has served as a conference speaker, trainer, and advocate for early intervention strategies, making a lasting impact in her field.

Born and raised in Oshawa, Rhonda has led or worked on countless grassroots charitable initiatives and held leadership positions within the Rotary Club of Oshawa, demonstrating her lifelong dedication to community service.

She has also served as a political advocate for three decades, having participated in local and national political campaigns in various roles including campaign manager, volunteer director, and outreach advisor. Driven by her deep commitment to improving the lives of Oshawa and Durham Region residents, she has helped advance federal legislation related to human trafficking and victims’ rights.

Like so many families and seniors across Oshawa, Rhonda has witnessed the alarming erosion of affordability, common sense, accountability, and quality of life under the NDP-Trudeau coalition, igniting a deep concern for her own children and future generations of Oshawa’s youth and young families.

As a single mother of two, she understands the importance of securing a stronger, safer, healthier and more affordable future.

Well known locally for her compassion, integrity and a strong work ethic, Rhonda is committed to restoring common sense in Ottawa, advocating for freedom, and ensuring that Oshawa has a strong voice in Parliament.