It’s time to level-up your coaching



but you’re not sure how to do it?

Well, you got the right gal.

I spent decades wandering through a jungle of careers. My life and spirituality has taken me to highs and lows (literally), around the globe and back again. My life experience has been essential to being a great coach - not just because of things I’ve learned but because of the person I’ve become. I have tackled my biggest fears including getting divorced, traveling alone, starting a business while homeless and jumping out of airplanes over 800 times. I clung onto and slowly traversed the rickety bridge of transformation while hanging vicariously between two very different lives. I can say I made it to the other side and


Today, I lead a life I never believed possible, and yet
there's always more room to level-up!

My most recent professional level-up was becoming a coach supervisor. I wasn’t sure what coach supervision training was or why it was so important when I signed up, but I knew it was going to change me at a whole new level. Supervision rocked my world by taking me again through myself and into professional maturity and mastery. It was almost as powerful as learning to skydive.

There was a special moment in my coach supervision training when I realized that in all my coach training courses, no one has ever taught the distinction of presence - what is it - what does it look and feel like and how do I develop it? So, I started exploring it more and discovered that my previous formal training in clairvoyance and intuitive healing was the linch pin for masterful coaching in my own practice.

It turns out the most effective way to coach is NOT being glued to competencies, it’s working with the soul of the client.

So, I found a reliable access point that allowed me to immediately see underlying patterns with my clients from the first session, transforming my coaching capacity and depth.

Get to know me a little
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  • 1995-2005

    In the Beginning

    Out of high school I thought I knew what I wanted to do: become a doctor. But life had different plans for me. I ended up graduating nursing school and with a post-graduate degree in public administration. Along the way. I lived in a foreign country, experimented with psychedelics and transcendental meditation. My relationship with the sacred was born.

  • 2005-2007

    Stressed out

    Yikes! I was not meant to stay in nursing. I wanted to really help people, but I felt nursing was about helping people survive with absolutely no focus on thriving.

  • 2007-2010

    A change needed

    So, I thought maybe I would run for office to help make bigger, more sweeping changes. I ended up realizing that lobbyists were the ones calling the shots. I spent several years lobbying the legislature for public health and environmental protections.

  • 2010-2013

    Nope

    Effecting law was pretty cool. But it quickly became a toxic environment. I was beginning to feel this wasn’t my calling either. I started a business on the side utilizing some alternative therapy training I gained over the years and supported people in healing their past through intuitive and energetic bodywork, building my relationship with the sacred.

  • 2013

    YEP!

    Still searching for myself and my career, I stumbled upon the coaching profession. As soon as I explored the webpage of Newfield Network, I knew coaching was for me. I enrolled even though I didn’t have the money, and felt instantly aligned.

  • 2013-2018

    The struggle is real.

    Feeling instantly aligned also meant I had to reclaim my life. After graduating from the coaching program, I ejected from my current life, quitting my legislative job and getting a divorce. I spent a very hard 5 years trying to make ends meet while building a coaching practice that just wouldn’t take off no matter what I did.

  • 2018-2023

    Coming out of the dark

    After years of working, seeking, searching, learning, teaching and living with struggle, the fog lifted. I wish I could share the spiritual journey associated with these years, but it’s so beautifully complex. Magically, in 2018 my coaching niche landed in my lap and I met my now husband, I spent the next 5 years building a solid coaching practice and living my best life.

  • TODAY

    Success

    I forgot to mention that I owe a lot of my strength and fortitude to the courage to jump out of airplanes. I started jumping in 2018 in an attempt to prove wrong my internal dialog that “I cannot take care of myself”. IT was the sentence that had me make “safe” choices my whole life, making me feel small and unloveable. I really didn’t think I could jump let alone pull my parachute and save my life. But I did and today I have over 800 jumps and am considered an “advanced” skydiver. That was NEVER going to happen.

My Motto?

Life begins at the edge of your comfort zone.

Skydiving changed how I see myself and how I function in the world. It took 100 skydives before I didn’t want to throw up on my way to the drop zone. I kept going because I could see who I could be if I kept choosing every moment consciously and intentionally. Now I see myself as someone who can do anything and fear isn’t ever a barrier for any desired transformation.

This skydive video sums up 7 years of training and reaching the stage where I can start preparing for my penultimate goal of being on a head down world record.