I see people for a living.

Everything I know came from either keenly witnessing the world around me, listening intently to the whisper within me or by traveling more deeply into the places in myself I never wanted to go. More often than not I had my camera with me. Coach, photographer, teacher and consultant. How can I help you?

When I was younger, travel was my one true love. Wild adventures painted my life and broke my heart. One day I will tell you stories of being 15 years old, standing at the Berlin Wall in 1989 as it came crumbling down.

We will talk about the time I hitchhiked alone through Africa at 21, after a bittersweet stint working at a chimpanzee refuge far in the jungles of Zambia and you can share about what has made you who you are.

Each of our lives is an intricately woven tapestry and mine has been no different. The highlight reels look and sound fantastic because they are and the rough patches hurt like hell and felt at times unbearable. 

Over my life, depression and suicidal ideation have taught me about suffering and how to turn the lens within. The gifts of “going dark” as I call it are endless and know the most about the light. A stage 4 concussion later opened my intuition and  awareness up to a more far reaching understanding of being human. 

The ability to be with our own suffering is the measure by which we can be present for that of anyone else. I see truths that live beyond the surface, hold space for all that shows up and go into the places with other people that few are willing to go. 

Photography widened my lens on life. Primates opened my eyes to a deeper understanding of where we come from. Psychology explained some of what I was witnessing and Spirituality gave it all meaning. Coaching is a vehicle I serve through.

What else? My intuition is a superpower. I laugh more than this would lead you to believe, love to be in nature, photograph flowers obsessively and help my clients see their own lives and businesses through a new lens.

My greatest work has been to be a mom to my two boys Rook and Cole, who are now flourishing men, living, loving and learning about themselves out west.