HOW I WORK

The structure and grace my clients experience in sessions and consultations reflects a pairing I deeply believe in: trauma-informed practice and measurable results.

With 500+ client session hours and a decade of coaching, consulting, and real-world facilitation, I use RQ frameworks and the EQ-i 2.0 / EQ 360—a globally recognized psychometric assessment—to make the invisible visible through data. Because transformation deserves both a compassionate witness and a trusted map.

Emotional intelligence, relational intelligence, Nonviolent Communication, Marshall Ganz’s Leadership and Organizing principles and frameworks, and Gabor Mate’s Compassionate Inquiry® form a comprehensive framework for enhancing interpersonal dynamics.

Together, these modalities create a robust framework for building relational capacity, leading to richer connections, trust-based dynamics, and effective conversations.

My expertise builds the container I work within, and at the heart of everything I do is a simple belief: leading with love opens up possibility.

ROOTS OF MY PRACTICE

Since 2015, I have held space weekly for people who are incarcerated, facilitating trauma-healing, Nonviolent Communication, and direct- practice restorative justice programs.

Through this work — which includes developing incarcerated participants into compassionate leaders inside prison — I remain in sustained relationship with difficult, sometimes violent human realities, including the ongoing impacts of past harm and the ways people have tragically attempted to meet fundamental needs under extreme circumstances.

It asks me to sit at the edges of some of our most painful attempts to meet needs without turning away from, simplifying, or dehumanizing people.

It keeps me honest, humble, and deeply rooted in my belief in every person’s capacity to return to themselves, their relationships, and their community without abandoning accountability, and with compassion.