
Work With Me
When you work with me, you’ll feel truly seen. Together, we’ll create a safe, compassionate space to process long-held pain, release shame, and reconnect with the most essential parts of yourself. From that place, new possibilities emerge—for love, for liberation, and for deeply nourishing relationships with your children.
What You Can Expect
Deep, grounded presence. I am fully with you—attuned, intuitive, and unafraid to ask the hard questions.
Tools that work. I teach simple, powerful practices like The Body Compass (from Martha Beck) and The Work (by Byron Katie), alongside somatic awareness, gentle inquiry, and practical reflection exercises.
Accountability with heart. I’ll hold you to the commitments you’ve made to yourself—because your becoming matters that much.
Professional integrity. As a Wayfinder Life Coach, I honor the code of ethics set by the International Coaching Federation, and I respect the pace and readiness of your process.
This is not quick-fix work. This is deep, embodied transformation.

What This Work Asks of You
Courage
To turn inward. To face what’s been buried. To own your patterns with honesty and meet your past with grace. Courage isn’t the absence of fear—it’s the willingness to stay in the room with it.
Trust
You don’t have to have it all figured out. Just enough trust to take the next step. Trust in yourself. In the process. And in me—I’ve walked this bridge before, and I’ll guide you across.
Compassion
To soften the grip of shame. To meet yourself—and the people who shaped you—with understanding instead of judgment. Compassion is what keeps the heart open when it would rather close.
Devotion
To your healing. To your wholeness. To the relationships you long to repair. This kind of change takes devotion: a sustained, soulful commitment to your own becoming.
If You’re Ready
If something in you knows it’s time—if you're standing at the edge of a new chapter and feeling both the ache and the pull—you don’t have to navigate it alone.
This work is for women who are ready to:
Repair their relationships with their adult children
Heal generational patterns with grace, not guilt
Let go of perfection and step into presence
Reconnect to themselves as women, not just mothers
It all starts with a conversation.