The midfielder joined the Light Blues from French side Bordeaux in the summer as she adapts to the SWPL and environment of Scottish football.
Speaking to the official Rangers website on her time in the country so far, she commented: “It has taken me a bit of time to adapt to the new league and what Jo expects from the midfield and working with the different positions.
“It has been great; I have been making improvements and just trying to grow as a player.
“Clearly just trying to get as many minutes as I can and hopefully I able to continue to do that.
“I knew that it was going to be hard and it definitely took me a little bit, but I have to appreciate what I have here and the club has really helped me.
“The girls have been great with me and the support I have from family, even if they are a little bit far, is extremely appreciated.
“I would say that it has been a great start.
“It has been since August that I have been here and the team has been nothing but great in helping me transition well into this new league.
“Glasgow is an awesome city; I have been able to go out a bit with the girls and I am starting to understand the different neighbourhoods and it is a great place, just the weather that I am still getting used to.”
The French-American has spoken of playing under former Lioness Jo Potter, whilst heaping praise on her teammates for her helping her to settle in quickly.
She continued: “Has Jo helped me improve? Definitely, in the couple of months I have been here I have learned a lot.
“Whether it's just learning a different type of playing style and her expectations she is great on the field as she helps us in training and then keeping us to have our high standards in games as well.
“I have just learned a bunch since I started to play for her.
“I feel like if I am comparing this team to other teams that I have played with in the past, this team might be one of the easiest to get along with the girls.
“The culture on and off the field is great so that obviously helps making friends and being able to grow chemistry as well which helps me perform better.”
The 23-year-old was part of the squad who remained in training with the team over the most recent international break, and she is hopeful the pause in the campaign allows the team to push on when they return to action this Sunday.
She added: “I would say that we started off really well with keeping clean sheets and making sure that goal difference wasn't going to be an issue.
“Maybe in the more recent games the must-win games we kind of lost our momentum a bit and our performance slipped so I think everyone having some time away, a couple of girls are out in international camps and the rest of us get to continue working on those little things that we were able to kind of identify with those performances that weren’t up to our standards.
“I think the time away is going to be beneficial for everyone when we get back.”