About Me

My approach to life coaching is grounded in one core principle: realness.

I work with those of us who feel on some level the “normal” way of living isn’t working for them and are ready to explore a different path even if it feels uncertain.

My own life has guided me to do just that.

In my early twenties, I found myself navigating adulthood without a support system. I had to learn quickly how to support myself, make decisions, and build stability from absolutely nothing.

A major turning point in my life came from the realization that my family environment was abusive. Through a process that was deeply painful, I was forced to come terms with the decision to cut myself off from those toxic relationships. This meant letting go of the belief that I couldn’t function on my own, and beginning the process of building a new life rooted in self-trust.

At 21, I made the decision to leave college and pursue a path as an artist and life coach. It wasn’t a clear or easy road. There were long stretches of doubt, uncertainty, and failure, but it was a decision that arose from trusting something deep inside rather than following what was expected.

Then, not long after, I came out as transgender—a truth I had never expected or had any conscious recollection of. 

Each of these decisions opened my heart, mind, and soul in ways I never could’ve imagined.

They required me to redefine who I was, stripping away the identity and reality I’d come to view as unquestionable. 

None of these choices were easy. All of them required intense personal risk. 

But through them, I developed something I now bring into my work: the ability to recognize when something isn’t right and trust an internal sense of knowing even when it goes against everything I was taught.

That’s the foundation of my coaching.

I don’t offer quick fixes or surface-level advice. I work with people who are ready to look honestly at their lives, challenge what no longer fits, and make meaningful changes despite the sometimes painful sacrifices involved. 

Real transformation is uncomfortable but it’s also where freedom starts. 

I know that because I’ve lived it. 

My role is to support you as you navigate your own path: to feel, question, and stay grounded in what’s true for you, as you build the life that’s truly yours.