If you’re curious about my list of credentials and certifications, you’ll find them below. They matter — but only because they inform the depth and scope of how I work, and how that may be useful to you. They are not what defines this work.

What matters is why I do it.

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I began this work informally decades ago — first, for me.
After being told, again and again, that I was not enough and had no right to be who I was, I learned to believe it. With no one to remind me otherwise, that disconnection from self became a quiet fracture — the kind of trauma that forms when distress is carried alone for too long.

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Instead of developing who I was, I learned how to become highly functional, highly capable, and deeply disconnected — perfecting a polished, super-powered version of a human designed to meet expectations, hold everything together, and keep moving forward, no matter the cost.

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In an effort to find some relief, I poured myself into every self-help program, personal empowerment tool, meditation practice, and “New Age” discipline I could find — trying to fix a version of me that was never actually broken.

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But even after decades of effort, I was still left with the same questions:
Who am I?
Is it okay to even ask that question?

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Because when the lens I was living through was “I am broken — something is wrong with me,” applying all the self-help tools in the world just didn't work.  It only reinforced that belief that I was the problem. What eventually became clear was this: the problem wasn’t me — it was the perspective I was trying to heal from.

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Disconnection from self is often wordless and process-less. It can’t be resolved from within the same mental framework that created it — it requires a shift beyond mental constructs altogether.

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It is from that shift — that journey back to self — that I do this work. Not to give you another checklist or tell you who to become, but to offer you a different way of seeing yourself. To invite you to recognize how connected you’ve been all along.
Because nothing is wrong with you.

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I’m here to help you see what has always been true — that your survival shaped your strengths, your resilience became wisdom, and the parts of you you learned to hide are often the very ones carrying your brilliance.

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This work is about remembering who you always were, and walking alongside you as that knowing returns.

That is why I do what I do.

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This work is a home you don’t have to earn your way into.

If support would feel helpful, you’re welcome to reach out.