I shifted into executive and leadership coaching because I kept seeing the same challenges come up again and again, talented, capable people who wanted to grow but felt stuck in reaching their goals. I’ve always been drawn to helping people step into the best version of themselves, and coaching felt like the natural next step. My own path has been a mix of creativity and psychology: I began in interior design, creating spaces for learning and performance, and later became a licensed professional counselor focused on trauma, relationships, and the inner voices that can hold us back.

Over the years, I realized that the struggles people face in their personal lives often mirror the struggles they face at work, communication breakdowns, self-doubt, perfectionism, or fear of failure. Coaching allows me to bring these insights into a space that’s forward-focused and practical, blending deep understanding with real-world strategies. For me, the most rewarding part is watching clients shift how they see themselves—gaining clarity, confidence, and the tools to lead and live with more purpose. I love working with people who are excited to invest in their future selves, stretch into new possibilities, and creating meaningful change that ripples far beyond their careers.