I come to Therapeutic Coaching through a lifelong interest in understanding what shapes us—from our inner worlds to the cultures and stories we inhabit. My background is in depth psychology, mythology, and international education, and for over a decade I worked closely with students from around the world, supporting their growth, identity development, and sense of belonging.

That work—along with my doctoral studies in Mythological Studies and Depth Psychology—continues to inform how I listen, how I ask questions, and how I understand the human experience: as layered, meaningful, and always in motion.

I am currently completing my training in Therapeutic Coaching and will be a certified coach in October 2026. My approach integrates insight-oriented and experiential modalities, including parts work, somatic awareness, mindfulness, and archetypal and depth psychology. I also draw from tools such as the Enneagram, EFT, and bibliotherapy, as well as nature-based and contemplative practices.

At the heart of my work is a simple orientation: to meet you where you are, and to help you understand yourself more deeply so that change can emerge in a way that feels grounded and sustainable.

I tend to work with people navigating anxiety, grief, life transitions, questions of identity and purpose, and the complexities of midlife. I have a particular interest in conscious aging, women’s experiences, and the intersection of spirituality and psychological growth.

Clients often describe my presence as compassionate, curious, and direct. I value honesty and depth, but also gentleness. My role is not to push or fix, but to help you see more clearly—so that you can move forward with greater awareness and self-trust.