You are not alone.
I'm right here.
This is a safe space of hope for anyone struggling with alcohol, a place where we can speak, breathe, and be heard.
You don't have to be ready or certain. If there is even a quiet part of you that hopes for something different, you are welcome here.
This is not a place for judgment or pretense-only honesty, shared humanity, and the belief that it is still possible to bloom.
I am not here to fix you or to tell you who to be. I sit with you.
I listen.
I ask gentle, honest questions.
I share my own experience when it is helpful.
This is not about perfection. It is about clarity, truth, and taking one honest breath at a time. Our conversations are one-on-one and held with care, presence, and respect. This is not a meeting, and it is not a program. It is simply one human being sitting with another in truth-listening, asking gently, and walking forward together.Alongside my lived experience, my work has consistently involved walking with others through reflection, change, and growth. I have spent many years coaching families of children with developmental delays, as well as supporting educators and adult teams in slowing down, examining practice, and making meaningful shifts. My formal training is in language, literacy, and special education, and I am deeply familiar with relational, reflective work that is grounded in listening, presence, and respect rather than advice or direction. These experiences shape how I hold space—quietly, carefully, and with responsibility.If something in this space is speaking to you—if you find yourself wanting to breathe with someone who understands, I'm here. When
you reach out, please include the days you are generally available and
a time range that feels possible for you, along with your time zone.
I will respond personally to confirm a day and time that fits for both
of us.
Our conversations are typically about 30 minutes and take place
one-on-one in a quiet, focused Zoom space. Some people reach out for a single conversation; others find that walking together for a season is helpful. We let the pace unfold naturally. This is not therapy or crisis support, but a space for presence, honesty, and shared humanity, where we meet with care in real conversation. Everything we do here moves at a pace that feels safe.
Our time together is a one-on-one space for conversation held with care, presence, and respect. We meet on Zoom, creating a space that is focused, steady, and grounded in presence-so that clarity can emerge and growth in recovery can begin.
This is not therapy, and there is no agenda to fix or direct you.
This is simply a space to be heard, to breathe, and to reflect—
together.
Each conversation is about 30 minutes.
The cost is $30 per session. Payment is accepted through Zelle or Venmo.
I am not a therapist.
I am not a clinician.
I am not an academic speaking about recovery from a distance.
I am someone who is living it.
There came a point in my life when enough was enough.
Not because of diagnosis.
Not because of crisis.
Not even because of how serious things became.In 2009, I experienced a sudden cardiac arrest while I was driving.
I did not know in that moment that it was death.
I was pronounced clinically dead, shocked multiple times without success, and placed on life support after coding in the hospital.
When the machines were finally removed, I had to relearn how to
live — my heart functioning at less than five percent, my body rebuilt through rehabilitation.
That was a kind of rebirth.
And still… it was not enough for me to stop drinking.What finally changed me was something quieter and more honest.
I came to see that I was losing emotional connection with my
children — especially my son.
That was my moment of clarity.
The moment I could no longer turn away from myself.
The moment I became willing to see what was true.
And that honesty became action.My sobriety is another rebirth — not of the body, but of the soul.
I do not walk with people from a place of authority.
I walk with them from shared experience, humility, and truth.
Not to fix.
Not to convince.
But to sit in what is real,
and to hold space for what may still be possible.
When you are ready, you can reach out below.
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