My approach isn’t religious, but it’s real.
If faith is part of your story, it fits here.
If it’s not, you still belong.

I ask deep questions and tell the truth gently.
I’ve worked with people from every walk of life — LGBTQIA+ folks, survivors, founders, couples, siblings, and even mother–daughter duos.

I’ve coached in leadership, business management, career growth, and healing — and one truth always holds:
Healing needs systems.
Systems need self-trust.
One without the other doesn’t hold.

That’s the rhythm I teach —
tending your roots,
making peace with your pace,
and building systems that let you breathe again.

You may feel buried, but we both know you’re planted.

The work isn’t neat — it’s life: messy, sacred, and fully yours.

It looks like rage rooms and yoga mats, forgiveness rituals and boundary resets, budget reviews and brain dumps that finally make room to breathe.

It’s radical soul care — rebuilding trust so deep you can fall apart and still find your way home.

Some seasons ask you to reveal what’s been draining you — the patterns and invisible labor that keep you running on empty.
Others invite you to restructure what no longer fits — to build rhythms and rituals that reflect your truth.
And then comes restoration — when your soul and systems finally move as one, and life starts to feel like yours again.

The work happens in real life — over coffee, on Zoom, in your kitchen — between laughter and quiet tears.
Because this is what the work truly is: where soul meets systems, and your healing starts to hold.

When we work together, you don’t have to hold it all.
I take notes so you can be fully present.

Our sessions might include breath-work, somatic grounding, guided reflection, or practical systemic work — anything from an energy audit to a Notion dashboard.
Every tool I use serves one goal: to help you feel safe, seen, and supported while rebuilding your rhythm.

After each session, you’ll receive a Love Note to Your Soul — reflections, resources, and reminders to stay anchored.
Some include progress tracking to help you stay steady; others create space to rest and integrate.

Between sessions, I’m available through audio notes, emails, and quick check-ins — whatever keeps you grounded without rushing your process.

This isn’t about constant progress — it’s about remembering your rhythm and growing from wholeness, not hustle.

So if you’re ready to stop blaming the plant — and start tending the soil of your own becoming —
you’re exactly where you need to be.