As a clinical psychologist and couples coach, I work with motivated clients who don’t have time to waste.
You want to do the work, see real progress, and invest in your relationship — because you know it’s worth it.
Together, we’ll uncover the patterns keeping you stuck, address the issues blocking your connection, and set realistic expectations so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.
Because love takes work — but it doesn’t have to feel impossible.
That’s where I come in — to help you figure out what’s really going on and teach you how to move forward in a way that feels honest and sustainable. We’ll get you closer, happier, and equipped to keep growing together, even when life gets messy.
Over the years, I’ve learned that even the best relationships have dark moments, where you feel disconnected and uncertain about the future. What makes them strong is the choice to keep showing up for each other and doing the work. I know what it’s like to feel stuck in a cycle of blame, desperate for things to improve but unsure how to make that happen. That’s why I focus on providing clear guidance, fast progress, and practical tools — to help couples see each other with empathy, break unhelpful patterns, and build something that feels worth it.
My mission is to help ambitious couples stop blaming, start communicating, and rebuild their connection with clarity and compassion. What sets me apart? I don’t just give you a laundry list of things to “try” — I help you figure out what work needs to be done and how to actually do it.
My goal is for you to walk away feeling empowered, equipped, and ready to create the relationship you deserve.
When I’m not talking about relationships (a rare occurrence), I’m usually outside, camera in hand or just soaking it all in.
I’m a mom to two human kids and one very loud toy poodle, who somehow snores louder than a freight train.
My husband and I have been together for over a decade, and while he patiently endures my obsession with feeding squirrels, I’m lucky to have him as my biggest supporter.
My camera is always ready to capture the magic of nature, mostly birds.
I love turning yarn into cozy creations — whether they’re blankets or animal-themed hats.
This year’s venture has me turning sticks into spoons. Therapeutic? Absolutely. Practical? Sometimes.
If there’s a body of water nearby, I’m probably sitting next to it. And probably whittling.
I’m determined to truffle hunt in France and go on an ethical safari in Africa.