Personally, I walked through the kind of heartbreak that shattered the foundation of my life. My marriage was unraveling in ways that left me feeling betrayed, unseen, and deeply alone inside a relationship that was supposed to be my safest place. That heartbreak rippled into everything — my health, my finances, my business, and even my identity. By 32, I was living in my dad’s house with my husband and three kids, barely making it paycheck-to-paycheck, foreclosed, and carrying a broken heart that colored every part of my days. I had lost trust not only in my marriage, but in myself — in my ability to choose well, to create stability, to be someone who lives their values. I felt like the world kept asking me to keep going while taking away every piece of solid ground. Under that level of emotional and psychological strain, my body finally buckled: I developed a painful autoimmune condition and even began losing sight in my left eye. It was a season where everything familiar collapsed at once, starting with the heartbreak at home.

With the right guidance and education, I discovered what was in my lane to correct, defined what is important to me according to my highest values, and nurtured the courage to make a stand for what I wanted. Was it hard? Oh yeah it was! The gifts from that transformative journey were worth the pain. As a result of doing the work, my husband and I were able to repair and revive our marriage and my body healed completely. We achieved freedom from  toxic relational patterns, walking on eggshells, and blaming each other for what were collective failings.  We each finally achieved the kind of partnership we had thought should just happen when you get married.

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I guide my clients to the same. Most of my clients achieve outstanding results in 11 to 12 sessions. Each journey presents its unique challenges but all journeys are similar in that we all suffer from the human condition. I approach each client from a space of curiosity and compassion for the struggle that is being human.