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Frequently Asked Questions
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Because coaching is a collaborative process that requires mutual commitment, I do not offer refunds for sessions or packages.
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Life coaching focuses future-oriented growth, while therapy often explores and treats mental health diagnoses or past trauma. My coaching includes somatic support nervous system regulation, self-trust, and emotional resilience tools that help you tune into your body’s wisdom. Coaching is not a replacement for therapy but it can be a powerful complement to it.
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Yes. I partner with organizations to offer workshops, group coaching, and wellness programming that center nervous system education, emotional sustainability, and embodied leadership. These sessions are designed to help high-performing teams manage stress, prevent burnout, and cultivate a culture of wellbeing. Reach out to learn more about custom offerings!
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Yes, many of my clients have experienced some form of trauma. I center safety, consent, and choice in everything we do. While I don’t treat trauma clinically (as a therapist might), I do create space for you to gently reconnect with your body, build capacity, and feel supported as you heal at your own pace. If deeper therapeutic support is needed, I’m always happy to refer you to trusted providers.
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This work is for everyone, but its primarily designed for working mothers who are tired of feeling overwhelmed, burned out, and stretched too thin. If you've done the therapy, read the books, and still find yourself repeating the same patterns, you're in the right place. I’ll help you create a life that feels more manageable, sustainable, and aligned with who you are today.
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I bring a unique mix of personal, professional, and lived experience to this work. I’ve spent 16+ years as a publicist and executive in high-pressure environments, so I deeply understand the burnout that can come with ambition. I’ve also coached women with eating disorders for over a decade and know what it takes to rebuild a relationship with your body. My approach is compassionate, practical, and focused on lasting results, not quick fixes.
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I’m currently completing a 211-hour Level 2, ICF-accredited coach training program, which includes deep work in coaching methodology, ethics, and evidence-based tools. I’ve also trained in the Wayfinder Life Coach Training, led by best-selling author and coach Martha Beck, where I’ve learned how to guide clients through personal transformation with intuition and body-based wisdom.
On top of my formal training, I bring 16+ years of experience as a communications executive and over a decade of coaching women with eating disorders—giving me a deep, practical understanding of stress, identity, and what it really takes to heal.