My work is done via Zoom. However there are some opportunities to work with me in person. Please reach out to me via email and inquire.

All program fees are non-refundable once your enrollment is confirmed. Individual sessions must be canceled or rescheduled at least 24 hours in advance; missed sessions or late cancellations are considered forfeited. If unforeseen circumstances arise, you may reach out, and at my discretion we may explore options such as pausing or transferring remaining sessions, though this is not guaranteed.

While I have tremendous respect for AA and believe it is a wonderful and life-changing program for many people, my coaching comes from a holistic lens of mind-body-spirit alignment. We work with the whole person ~ the nervous system, the body, the emotional landscape, the spiritual self ~ not just the behavior. This is not a replacement for AA or any other recovery program. It is a complement to whatever path is already working for you ~ and a deeper dive into the work of becoming fully, sovereignly, beautifully yourself in recovery.

Yes, you can work with me if you are not actively in recovery. However, if alcohol is a daily part of your life, the work that I do and the containers that I hold may not be a right fit for you.

No. I do not provide, facilitate access to, recommend, or supply psychedelics or any illegal substances under any circumstances. My work is strictly limited to legal, ethical coaching and education, and I do not condone or promote the use of psychedelics in any form or fashion. Any discussion that may touch on altered states, insight, or personal growth is framed through a harm-reduction, recovery-informed, and integration-focused lens only. Clients are solely responsible for their own choices, actions, and compliance with local laws.

First of all, there are no shoulds. This is a question you need to answer for yourself. If you are looking for a grounded, ethical guide who prioritizes safety, self-leadership, and long-term integration over intensity or quick fixes, then you can consider working with me.

No. I am not acting as a therapist or mental health professional in this work. I am a recovery-informed coach and educator, and my services are not a substitute for psychotherapy, medical care, or psychiatric treatment. Clients are encouraged to maintain appropriate clinical support alongside this work when needed. description

Clients often experience increased self-trust, emotional regulation, clarity in decision-making, and a stronger capacity to respond rather than react. The work supports sustainable change, not quick fixes, and results unfold through consistent engagement and personal responsibility. Outcomes vary based on readiness and participation. At the end of the day, you are the captain of your own life ship, so outcomes depend on you.

This work is not therapy and does not replace clinical or peer-based recovery support. It focuses on integration, self-leadership, and embodiment rather than diagnosis, processing alone, or external accountability. The emphasis is on learning how to live what you already know with greater clarity and integrity.

Both. We acknowledge the past with honesty and care while keeping the focus on how you live, lead, and choose in the present. The work is oriented toward building a grounded, values-aligned future without bypassing what needs to be integrated.

Yes. All information shared is held in strict confidence and treated with care and discretion. Confidentiality may only be broken if required by law or if there is an immediate safety concern.

Yes, limited payment plans may be available depending on the program and timing.