I’m originally from Houston, Texas, but since 2020 my husband and I have made Hamburg, Germany our home. Wherever I’ve lived, though, supporting families has always been at the heart of my work, and it’s what led me to family coaching today. Over the past 20 years, I’ve had the privilege of working with people from many cultures, backgrounds, and life situations, both in the U.S. and abroad. Every one of those experiences has shaped how I show up and reminded me how important it is to feel seen, understood, and encouraged.

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Over the years, I’ve worked in roles ranging from interpreting in the Deaf community to helping executives through career changes. Different settings, different needs—but one thing that’s really stood out to me time and time again is that, at some point, no matter who we are or where life takes us, we all need support.

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Of course, what that support looks like isn’t the same for everyone. It’s shaped by our values, our experiences, and the realities of daily life. From what I’ve seen, many of us already carry a sense of what we need—we just don’t always pause long enough to recognize it. That’s where coaching can help: not by handing you answers, but by asking the kind of questions that bring your own answers to the surface. When that happens—when something clicks or a new perspective takes hold—it can shift the feel of a whole day. It’s a joy for me to see that happen.

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Wherever life has taken me, I’ve tried to stay true to my own values—being genuine, honest, and caring in how I work with people. My hope is that if we work together, you’ll feel that support and know I’m right beside you as your ally.