
Certified Mental Health Coach
1 year of experience
Harrisburg, US
Speaks English
My journey to becoming a Mental Health Coach wasn't a straight line, it was shaped by life.
I know what it feels like to have life take unexpected turns, to rebuild after difficult seasons, to question what's next, and to discover that sometimes the person you're becoming requires you to make different choices than the person you've always been.
My own journey has required resilience, courage, boundaries, self-reflection, and the willingness to do the work necessary to move forward. I've navigated major life transitions, returned to school later in life, changed career directions, overcome personal challenges, and learned that starting again doesn't mean starting from nothing. We carry everything we've learned with us.
Today, I bring those experiences together with professional training as a Certified Mental Health Coach, trauma-informed coaching education, Mental Health First Aid training, mental health advocacy, group facilitation experience, and years of professional experience supporting people through challenging situations.
But credentials alone aren't what shape the way I coach.
I believe people deserve a space where they can be heard without being judged, rushed, or told what they should do with their lives. My role isn't to hand you my answers. It's to listen, ask meaningful questions, help you recognize your strengths and patterns, and walk alongside you as you determine what moving forward looks like for you.
I especially enjoy working with women navigating midlife reinvention, career changes, life transitions, resilience, confidence and self-trust, healthy boundaries, burnout, personal growth, and rediscovering purpose.
Whether you're returning to school, considering a new career, rebuilding after a difficult season, learning to choose yourself, or simply realizing that the life you've been living no longer fits the woman you're becoming, you don't have to have everything figured out before you begin.
I believe your past can inform you without defining you, your age doesn't determine what's still possible, and meaningful change begins when you decide to participate in creating what comes next.
Sometimes reclaiming your life doesn't mean starting over. It means finally choosing how you want to move forward.
Career Transitions in Midlife
Resilience
Midlife Reinvention
Confidence & Self-Trust
Goal Setting & Accountability
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