I am a mother, partner, and aspiring poet who feels life deeply. I am drawn to quiet, intentional moments: slow mornings, tending to relationships with my four grown children, listening to birdsong, engaging in creative rituals, forest trails with my dog, and moonlit conversations with family and friends around a fire.

Deep care for people and curiosity about their inner world has been with me since childhood. Motherhood has shaped and deepened this curiosity, teaching me presence and attunement in profound ways. Motherhood can be understood as a kind of initiation into the slow, sacred unraveling of who you thought you were. It breaks you open in ways that are both ordinary and mystical, asking you to become fluent in contradiction: softness and fierceness; exhaustion and devotion; loss of self and deepened self.

I love thrifting with coffee in hand, decorating with vintage finds and tending to my small micro-farm of goats, chickens, and wildflowers within the mountain landscape. I am sensitive, intuitive, and drawn to authentic expressions of real life. I’m comfortable talking about the deep, tender things of life: of death, of aging, of grief, of uncertainties, of fear, and yes, of course, the deepest joys and desires.

These parts of me are not separate from my work. My lived experiences inform how I show up with clients as a warm, compassionate, and present companion to both the ache and beauty of being human. I offer an embodied sense of: I’m with you in this. We’ll find a way through together.