About Me

My home is in the Hudson Valley, New York where I enjoy taking walks and spending time with my family. My favorite creative outlets include writing, knitting and spending time reflecting in nature.   

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In 2011, after getting my bachelor’s degree in psychology from SUNY Binghamton I started my career as an advocate at a crisis center. After that I worked as a community habilitation specialist with individuals who experience disabilities.

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It was around this time that I went to a free workshop featuring a live coaching demonstration. Watching this session, I loved how dynamic, creative and collaborative the coaching process was. It became clear that this might be the way forward for me. 

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​My next career move saw me working as a job coach for people with disabilities. This work confirmed my passion in the field. In 2018, I went back to school and got a master’s degree in positive and coaching psychology at University College Cork in Ireland. 

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Along the way, I have worked with life coaches who have guided me to better understand myself and make choices that truly reflect who I am and what I want.

These coaches provided unconditional support and a safe and creative space to really be heard and seen. This had a positive impact on my ability to trust myself and go through life with more direction and motivation. It is my mission as a coach to provide this same space for growth to those I serve.

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​Today, being able to work with people to discover the change they want to create and partnering with them on their life's journey brings me great joy.