Since 1993
Understand Yourself First
Pivotal moments can reveal snags in this idea.
Sometimes reserves are spent & you have few tools to face challenges.
I can help you improve self-communication.
This site reflects a process to help overcome plot twists in life. I'm a professional communicator having mentored & interviewed countless people in life transitions.
Heart-honoring sincerity & compassion touch me, while I highly respect intellectual rigor & routine. My driver? Respecting human dignity & motivation.
Let's start with these three ideas:
Words Add Color
We want to share. However, shutting down fearing shame and judgment is common. We often spend energy keeping people out rather than sharing experiences. I've found people shun our grief at times because it's all they can do to hold their own. What a hard way to live. Despite social media updates, we need each other in person. I share trials and triumphs in hope it adds comfort and purpose to the collective conversation in our day to day yearning for connection. I urge you to share your story too.
Hands Heal Us
Words are the starting point of my original, one-of-a-kind creations. I never know when I start where I'll end up with my hands, art supplies, and imagination. That's the beauty of art. Every item I make is its own experience making each special by its very nature. I invite you to browse often, as I never know when a moment will take me and I'll create something new. I 'art' feelings and hope you feel yourself in my work. Only good can come from surrounding yourself with thought-provoking ideas.
More Than Thoughts
We hear we are energy. Positive attracts positive. Negative attracts negative. However, that doesn't mean the tough and painful won't happen to us when we feel positive and vibrant. It does. We're human. Hurts often strike when least expected. Life blows can shake us to our very core. When those experiences jar us more awake than we think we are already, that's called opportunity. I share ideas for navigating restless lonely times. We each have them if we're strong enough. Step #1: Get curious.