My favorite person to be is a coach.

I have always loved to help people see their natural skills and abilities. To see their confidence build as they go after their goals and see their eyes light up as they achieve what they deeply desire.

My first career was as a professional figure skating instructor. Then, as a behavioral support coach for kiddos in treatment foster care, and more recently, as a trainer, coach, and consultant for educators to develop their skills and confidence in the classroom.

I also know firsthand how awful it feels to be stuck. To know there is something holding you back and the frustration of not knowing how to move forward. I also know you don’t have to stay this way.

That’s why getting to see my clients move past their blocks as they finally take steps forward means so much to me. I know it is possible to make big changes, and it breaks my heart to see people continue to be stuck in their own doubt and fears. Just like I was.

Although I originally thought I wanted to become a therapist, in grad school I realized it wasn’t the right fit for me. Therapy can be so important to overcome trauma, to make peace with your past so you can survive and live your life… but is that all? After you’ve done the hard work in therapy, what can help you go further and really thrive? Coaching.

You deserve to go beyond surviving. You have what it takes to build a life you’re proud of. More ease, more joy, more security, more fulfillment…