About

Life Coach…

 

As a life coach I support mothers in reclaiming their identity outside motherhood so they can live full, purposeful lives they are excited to wake up for.

I began my coaching journey as a mom of two children under five.  I was working full-time with a three-hour commute, and moved from the moment I woke up, to the second I collapsed into bed for another night of restless sleep.

I felt like a constant failure.

I felt like I was failing at work.  I was failing my kids.  I was failing my marriage.  I was failing myself. 

On and on went my hellish ride on the hamster wheel, waiting for a day it would just be different. 

One day, feeling completely out of touch with myself was no longer acceptable to me. I couldn’t get on that wheel anymore. Things had to change.

I fought to pick up the pieces of me I had lost along the way. I took up space in my life. I dropped the mom guilt and asked for what I needed unapologetically.

This wasn’t done overnight, and it sure as hell wasn’t easy. It took a lot of reprogramming, and doing the uncomfortable, one small step at a time.

After doing my own work, I knew that this line of service was calling me. I wanted to support as many women as I could in living a life that lights them up.

I know it’s possible, because it happened for me. It can absolutely happen for you too.

Death Doula…

 

When I found out that death doulas existed, it struck me like lightning to the chest.  I was cracked wide open.

THIS was it.  THIS was not only for me, it was deep WITHIN me.  I’ve never felt so called to anything in my entire life. 

I studied to become a death doula through the Going with Grace End of Life Training program.  After completing the program, I earned my proficiency badge through the National End-of-Life Doula Alliance (NEDA).

As an end-of-life doula I provide non-medical, holistic support to the dying and their care community. I also provide advanced planning support for those that are interested in making empowered choices for their care during and after the end-of-life.