What’s getting in the way of you being the leader, partner, or parent you want to be? My clients are typically people facing change, engaging others, or growing their careers. Others are managers who want to learn to grow their leadership skills. How can I help you?

Coaching
One-on-one sessions that help individuals gain clarity, build confidence, and take meaningful action—especially when navigating complex relationships, career transitions, or leadership challenges.
~ navigating difficult scenarios
~ increasing impact and engagement in work and life

Group Coaching
Facilitated sessions that tap into the wisdom of the group to generate insight, accountability, and shared growth. Ideal for teams or peer groups working toward common goals or navigating change together.
~ setting goals and creating learning pathways
~ building trust and team alignment

Workshops
Interactive sessions designed to guide participants through structured conversations, shared learning, and practical tools. Workshops are ideal for addressing targeted challenges or building new capabilities.
~ product, portfolio, or ideation sessions
~ communication, feedback, and team building

Jane excelled at solving technical problems but felt overwhelmed by the constant demands of leadership. She juggled client expectations, operational fire drills, and team dynamics—often ending the day drained and unfulfilled.
Coaching helped Jane shift her focus.
She gained clarity on her leadership style, strengthened her team’s critical thinking, and learned to delegate with confidence. With a clearer sense of purpose, Jane began leading with more energy and impact.

Sarah was bright, capable, and full of potential—but she struggled to assert herself in leadership spaces. Despite her accomplishments, she often felt like an imposter. When she did speak up, it felt like her voice didn’t land—or worse, wasn’t heard at all.
Through coaching, Sarah uncovered the internal beliefs holding her back.
She found her voice, built real confidence, and learned how to lead without second-guessing herself. By challenging her assumptions and trusting her perspective, Sarah began to step fully into her role—and others took notice.

Sam is a developer with a passion for ideation and product. Eager to grow, Sam took initiative and learned everything he could beyond his role. But when he tried to expand into product work, he hit resistance—his manager wasn’t ready to lose a top engineer.
Coaching helped Sam build a strategy for change.
He clarified his goals, found a mentor, and developed allies to support his growth. With a thoughtful approach, Sam began making the shift toward work that aligned with his passion and potential.