Midlife transitions can be a significant turning point that impact every aspect of your life. The weeks, months, and sometimes years leading up to the change can be a time of chronic stress, which can overwhelm your system, leaving you unclear about what’s next. Whether your relationship has ended, you're empty nesting, caring for aging parents, making a career pivot, or grieving a loss, you don’t have to go it alone. I will help you reduce stress and resource your overall well-being so you can make far-reaching decisions and attend to daily life with presence and focus.
Healing happens in relationship, and transition invites us to reclaim our whole self and our highest purpose - one tolerable step at a time. Let’s walk through this together.
I'm here for YOU!
Support is the Key
It takes courage to reach out when you’re stretched beyond your capacity. Imagine having a safe space where you can lean back and explore your inner wisdom guided by curious questions with access to valuable resources that assist in integrating all you’ll learn. Having someone who understands what’s most important to you and gently reminds you every step of the way.
You've been trying so hard for so long. There’s another way that shores up your energy and allows you to reconnect with yourself deeply to discover your freedom.
Transition happens. How you support and relate to yourself throughout makes it transformative. Coaching is an investment in your present and future. Self-trust, asserting your needs and boundaries unapologetically, more flexibility and resilience await. All of you is welcome here.
Curious About What To Expect?
The word “coach” evokes an image of someone barking plays from the sidelines or a motivational speaker offering advice and sage wisdom. An innate power dynamic of authority, mentorship, accountability, and influence and a communication style of directiveness, motivation, support and encouragement, and collaboration. But for the last three words, I am not that kind of coach. I partner with individuals in a creative process that inspires the reclamation of their unique strengths and values. The process of coaching often unlocks previously untapped sources of imagination, authenticity, and empowerment. I support the development of self-awareness, the capacity to manage stress, and the accomplishment of specific self-defined goals. I ask curious questions, invite new perspectives and skills, and co-design action steps to facilitate behavior change. The focus is on the present moment and your vision of the future.
My unique background and skillset bring depth and tenderness to my trauma-informed approach to coaching. We work in an integrative way, beyond thought and mindset. All aspects of you are invited, considered, and welcomed. Your relational and health history, identity, values, emotions, patterns of behaviors, and current circumstances are alive in your nervous system, so we include it all, befriend it, and get curious about the wisdom it offers. You set the pace of our work. We work within your window of tolerance, and your consent directs our exploration. Our coaching relationship is a laboratory for incubating your fierce, self-compassionate boundaries as you discover what you want to experience going forward and what you’ll no longer tolerate.
For those who are divorcing: Please know that I am not on the very popular and costly “Divorcing a Narcissist” bandwagon, and I don’t rage against the family court system. Minimizing stress, not amplifying it, is my aim. We stay focused on you and what is within your control. I don’t advise, mentor, advocate, analyze, or diagnose. I also don’t view divorce as a win-lose proposition. It is a civil action involving the legal, financial, and emotional untangling of the lives of two people and a family. It requires a lot of everyone involved, and I hold a space of compassion for the charge, grief, and effort everyone is going through. Circumventing the court’s involvement whenever possible benefits everyone.
I welcome your questions and invite you to reach out.
Let’s take the first step
As a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner®, I offer somatic education, techniques, and practices. I am not a medical doctor or licensed psychotherapist and cannot accept or bill any insurance company. As a Certified Divorce and Transitions Coach®, I provide information and resources. Implementation is your responsibility. I cannot advise you about legal issues or your rights as I am not an attorney. You are responsible for consulting an attorney regarding any legal matters throughout the process. I am not a licensed financial advisor, and I cannot offer advice on financial issues or tax matters regarding your case. You accept responsibility for your financial/tax matters throughout the process. I am not a licensed psychotherapist, and you are responsible for your mental health throughout the process. Our coaching relationship and any exchanged information are confidential, except as required by law. Results are not guaranteed, and any actions you take and their consequences, whether real or imagined, are entirely your own. I assume no liability in case of any issues arising from the use of the information on this site or the engagement of my services.