I deeply believe in meaningful community.

For generations humans have gathered to grieve, heal, celebrate, survive, and thrive. There is something inherently powerful about coming together in intentional community. It creates space for connection that reaches far beyond the group itself—deepening our understanding of self, and enriching the way we relate to others. In this shared space, we remember that we are not alone in our human experience. From that place of belonging, we can explore our growth edges, receive support without judgment, and remain open to what might be possible.

I draw from Master’s work in both Leadership and Child & Family Psychology, layered with decades of lived experience—both in solitude and in community. This path has shaped my ability to organize and hold space with steadiness and care. From that foundation, you’re invited to explore your relationship with yourself and move toward greater ease in how you show up—in your family, your partnerships, and your wider life.