I didn't become a coach because I read books about transformation - I became one because I've lived every version of it.

I studied psychology before realising I didn't want to work in traditional mental health, I wanted to work with women who were ready to do the real work of rebuilding their lives. I got my coaching certification, ran another successful business that I chose to shut down during COVID to go all-in on this solo practice, and spent 14 years developing what I now know is my superpower: pattern recognition.

By 25, I'd survived an attempt on my life by a boyfriend, been married, divorced, and come out. I'd launched my first business with zero knowledge at 24, rebuilt my entire understanding of love and partnership, and learned the hard way what happens when you let other people define your worth - financially, emotionally, and otherwise.

I've navigated the death of people I loved, the end of friendships that weren't actually friendships, and family dynamics that required me to choose my peace over their comfort. I've been the woman paying off someone else's debt, shrinking myself to fit someone else's vision of who I should be, and performing a life that looked perfect while quietly falling apart inside.

I'm also diagnosed OCD, ADHD, and PMDD - so I know what it's like to manage a successful business and relationships while your brain works differently. I'm a mum who went through nearly 6 years of IVF with my wife, getting pregnant on our very last embryo. I understand the particular exhaustion of wanting something desperately while trying to maintain hope through repeated disappointment.

Every pattern I help women break? I've lived it, survived it, and alchemized it into something useful.

When I sit across from women who look like they have it all figured out but feel like they're drowning, I don't just understand - I remember. The perfectionism that's actually control. The relationships that drain instead of feed. The success that feels hollow because it's built on everyone else's expectations.

This work exists because too many of us are walking around mislabeled as "strong" when we're actually just unsupported. Too many are working with frameworks designed for someone else's life, wondering why nothing quite fits.

I'm not here to validate what's not working. I'm here because I know what it takes to burn down what's killing you and build something real in its place.

And I know you can handle more truth, more change, and more of your own power than anyone has ever given you credit for.