I come from a family of overcomers and have also had the honor of being married into a family of resilience and faith.
I’ve walked through multiple traumas in life and have experienced God’s redeeming and restorative power through them all.
In partnership with God and through counseling and life coaching, I’ve done a lot of hard internal work to grow from being in a position of healing to living out my healing whole heartedly.
I like to write notes to myself.
Fear of rejection no longer rules over me.
I've always been very sensitive to emotions. I have learned to celebrate my sensitivity as a gift from the Lord, while understanding that not all feelings are from Him and not all emotions deserve our full attention, nor do they work for our good.
I have a Masters in education from Trinity University with an endorsement in special education. I have worked with children to young adults with special needs. This community will always hold a very precious place in my heart.

I spent several years as the director of children’s ministry at a local church. I am forever grateful for the opportunity and the lessons I learned during my time on staff.
While serving in ministry, I discovered that I love creating spaces for people to connect more deeply within themselves, with one another, and with God. This, I believe, is at the heart of my coaching practice.
As a coach, I have deeply appreciated the process of helping women partner with Holy Spirit to find solutions to their problems and establish action steps to move forward. The walk that God invites us to take between the victories is often full of tension and waiting. It’s a head to heart journey that I’m genuinely honored to support my clients through.
I received coaching training through Creative Results Management (The COACH model) and acquired my coaching certification in 2019 through ICF (International Coaching Federation).
I love music and visual arts. As image bearers of God, I believe we’re all designed to create. Childlike wonder and curiosity is part of our inheritance. The process of making art can be a powerful way to practice vulnerability and true rest and to engage intimately with God.