I see people for a living.
Everything I know comes from a lifetime of paying attention — to the world around me, the whisper within me, and the places in myself I never wanted to go. And more often than not, I had a camera in my hand.
Before I was a coach, I was an artist. A photographer. A seeker.
At 15, I stood at the Berlin Wall as it crumbled.
At 21, I hitchhiked alone across Africa after working at a chimpanzee refuge deep in the jungles of Zambia.
Travel shaped me. So did heartbreak, depression, near-death, and the dark nights that cracked me open to the light.
A stage 4 concussion forced me to trust an intuition I’d awakened earlier but hadn’t fully relied on — and that became the doorway to everything that followed.
Now, that intuition is one of my greatest tools.
Today, I mentor women navigating transitions, creative blocks, and big life questions.
I work at the intersection of soul and strategy — helping you trust your path, shift your lens, and create a life that feels more like you.
Photography taught me how to see.
Primates taught me where we come from.
Psychology gave me language.
Spirituality gave it all meaning.
Mentorship is where I bring it all together — for you.
I'm forever learning from my beloved teachers: 90 year wise, Indigenous healer Grandmothers Esperanza and dear Ram Dass— whose wisdom continues to shape the way I walk through the world.
And when I’m not deep in conversation or holding space for change, I’m in the woods, painting portals, photographing flowers, sitting with my tree, laughing with my boys (now grown), and listening for what life wants to say next.