I’ve been on a healing and self-discovery journey for over 22 years and have worked with thousands of clients so I’ve learned a thing or two.

The most important thing that I’ve learned is that it is important to approach my work from the perspective that EVERYONE has experienced trauma. But our trauma doesn’t have to be a source of shame.

The second most important thing I’ve learned is we can no longer pretend like “it” didn’t happen. 

These discoveries have led me to shift my focus to normalizing the healing process by talking about trauma and holding the space for high-achieving executives and entrepreneurs. 

Each and every one of us is capable of and has the power to heal ourselves and create the lives that we most desire. This is true for everyone, no exception!

It doesn’t matter who you are, where you come from, who your parents are, how much money you’ve made, what schools you’ve attended, how you identify, etc., you deserve to heal from your trauma, stand in your power, and unapologetically tell your story.