Bloom247 – Sober Life Coaching for Recovery, Change, and Uncertain Seasons

One-on-one conversations for people navigating recovery, grief, illness, uncertainty, and life transitions—offering support, reflection, and space for meaningful change.You do not have to navigate recovery, uncertainty, grief, illness, or major life changes alone.Bloom247 is a sober life coaching space for people moving through difficult seasons and seeking clarity, support, and meaningful change.Through one-on-one virtual conversations on Zoom, I walk beside individuals who want to better understand where they are, where they want to go, and what may be possible next.I have lived through trauma, loss, addiction, and rebuilding my life. I am also a person in recovery, one day at a time. I know what it feels like when the path forward is unclear, and I know that healing, growth, and meaningful change are possible.You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out. You do not need to feel ready. If you are struggling, questioning, hurting, hoping, or simply tired of carrying everything alone, you are welcome here.This is a grounded space for honest conversation, support, reflection, and forward movement—held with respect for where you are and what you are carrying.You are not alone.I am right here.

This Space

This is a safe, grounded space for reflection and conversation during times of transition — including recovery, grief, loss, illness, life shifts, and moments of quiet reckoning.You don’t have to be certain.
You don’t have to have the right words.
If there is even a small part of you seeking clarity, you are welcome here.
This space is rooted in lived experience, deep listening, and the belief that clarity can emerge through presence.

What to Expect

Our time together is a one-on-one space for honest conversation, support, and forward movementWe meet on Zoom and move at a steady, grounded pace so clarity and meaningful change can begin.You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out. Many people arrive carrying uncertainty, grief, recovery, loss, fear, or simply the feeling that something needs to change.It is a space to explore where you are, what you are carrying, and what may be possible next.There is no program to complete, and no pressure to continue.Some people reach out for a single conversation. Others return as needed.
There is no expectation beyond showing up as you are.Conversations are available in 30-, 45-, or 60-minute sessions,
depending on what feels most supportive.30 minutes – $30
45 minutes – $45
60 minutes – $60
We meet on Zoom. Payment is accepted through Zelle or Venmo.

When you are ready, you can reach out here.

Reach Out

How I Walk With You

I sit with you and listen.I ask gentle, honest questions.I help you hear yourself more clearly and get honest about what matters most.Because honesty often becomes the first step toward clarity, possibility, and meaningful change.This is not about perfection.
It is about truth, and taking one honest breath at a time, together.Becoming willing to see things a little more clearly.It is simply one human being
sitting with another — listening honestly, asking gently, and
walking forward together.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, a time range that feels possible for you, and your time zone.
I will respond personally to confirm a day and time that works for both of us.

My Walk

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 — each one slipping away.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.Alongside my lived experience, I have spent many years coaching families, educators, and adult teams through reflection, change, and growth. I am formally trained as a cognitive coach, with graduate degrees in language, literacy, and special education. These experiences shape how I listen, ask questions, and walk beside others.My sobriety is another rebirth — not of the body, but of the soul.
Even in sobriety, I continued to live with the physical consequences of my alcoholism, including a stroke years later. The stroke left me with lasting cognitive challenges and forced me to confront a new reality: acceptance. I could not change what had happened. I could only learn how to live with what was true.I do not walk with people from a place of authority.
I walk with them from shared experience, humility, and hard-earned truth.
Not to fix.
Not to convince.
But to sit in what is real,
and to hold space for what may still be possible.

There is hope

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