Completed a year-long training in the ICF-accredited Co-Active Coaching model—one of the most renowned and respected coaching programs worldwide, grounded in personal transformation and professional leadership development.

Alongside my private practice, I also work as a Business Coach at EMyth, where I support small and mid-sized business owners in building companies that are both profitable and sustainable. My work there focuses on helping these business owners shift from a technician mindset into an entrepreneurial one so they can step out of constant firefighting and into clearer leadership by strengthening their systems, decision-making, and long-term vision.

Completed a year-long Master Practitioner NLP program in Marin, CA, where I gained advanced skills in neurolinguistic programming that continue to inform and enhance my work with clients.

Completed a T-Group training at Stanford and have been practicing this dynamic, experiential approach to non-violent communication and interpersonal leadership for seven years. This practice is especially powerful when presencing what is happening in the moment and articulating it clearly. I currently facilitate on Wednesday nights a Green Yogi in Berkeley.

I draw on these skills to support clients with communication challenges or in navigating group dynamics, helping them bring awareness to the present and express themselves with clarity, accountability, and authenticity.

My final qualitative phenomenological research project focused on single-sided deafness and downward cross-modal plasticity. I explored neuroplasticity and how the brain adapts to compensate for sensory loss. This left me with an understanding of how the mind can transform through adversity and how small shifts can lead to profound changes.

In my work as a coach, I draw on this knowledge with client work. Whether you're facing challenges, seeking personal growth, or aiming to align more deeply with your vision, I guide you to trust your capacity for change—finding new ways to adapt, grow, and create meaningful impact

I studied human behavior and the foundational patterns shaped in our earliest years, earning an AA in Early Childhood Education.

Research shows that up to 80% of brain development occurs in the first three years of life, a critical period during which most of our programming is formed.

This understanding informs my work with clients, as I recognize how early experiences shape behavior, communication styles, and emotional responses.

By helping clients uncover and shift limiting patterns from these formative years, I guide them toward greater self-awareness in both their personal and professional lives.

In a former life, I studied theatre and film, producing acclaimed live productions in Los Angeles.

This experience taught me how to manage large, complex projects from inception to execution while embracing the creativity and flexibility needed to thrive in unpredictable environments. Through experiential learning and improvisation, I honed the ability to adapt quickly and think on my feet—skills I now use to help clients navigate challenges, bring their creative visions to life, and execute their own ambitious projects with confidence.

Embodiment is a crucial part of integration. During our work, I will sometimes invite you to connect with your body for deeper insight.

Growing up in a home immersed in the Alexander Technique—both of my parents were practitioners and ran a teacher training school—I absorbed its principles through osmosis.

Later, while training in the performing arts, I studied the technique more formally, deepening my understanding of body awareness and tension release.

Today, I integrate this practice gently with clients when tuning into the body, releasing tension, and cultivating greater physical and emotional presence.