Here’s my story
A journey of building the life I thought I was supposed to want—and discovering it wasn’t the whole story.
What followed was an unfolding relationship with myself, with truth, and with the Divine.
My life looked complete.
By my late twenties, I had done what I thought I was supposed to do.
College. Career. Marriage. A baby.
And then one day, with that little life in my arms, I had a quiet thought:
Now what?
Something in me knew there had to be more than what I was living, even if I couldn’t yet name it.
That question became a turning point.
I left my marriage and began the slow, honest work of coming back to myself.
What I didn’t understand at the time was that I wasn’t only looking for myself.
I was looking for God.
And something in life—something deeper—was also reaching for me.
During that season, I had an experience in meditation that changed everything.
It felt like being held by a love I had never known before—
as if the presence of God had met me all the way through my body.
I couldn’t ignore it.
I started following what felt alive.
IThe curiosity. The longing. The quiet pull toward what felt true.
I explored yoga, meditation, Reiki, and different spiritual teachers.
Over time, I found my way into a living relationship with Jesus—not as an idea, but as presence.
And slowly, something became clear:
I am here to sit with people in their becoming.
My call is to accompany those who are longing for something deeper.
To help you notice the Love that is already here—reaching for you.
Today, I offer spaces for people longing for connection with themselves, with the Divine, and with what is sacred in their lives.
My background in yoga, somatic work, and spiritual direction shapes how I listen and hold space.
This work is simple.
We slow down.
We listen.
We pay attention to what is here.
And we stay close to what is unfolding.