Biography
When I first shifted my attention from group facilitation to life coaching, I remember being told that people come to coaching for their outer goals, but eventually there's a shift to the inner goals. I had seen that in my facilitation work, and really liked the concept, but I found that, in practice, it was all too easy to keep the focus on the outer activity and neglect the inner exploration that isn't measured by external progress.
Soon after, I discovered depth psychology, and within that archetypal psychology. My formal course work and dissertation research prvovided me with the opportunity to discover and refine how to layer its imaginal perspective and focus on psychological creativity onto my coaching and facilitation. I quickly realized that I had found what I was looking for - a way to intentionally encourage a shift to the deeper work of soul. The mentoring and learning experiences I now offer for other coaches is a reflection of this blending.
Simply put - I partner with coaches and facilitators as they deepen into their call to guide others through transformation and change.
My offerings are unique, built upon my doctoral research on soul-centered coaching, my experience as a life and career coach, my experiences as a group facilitator, and my studies in depth psychology. I act as a guide, encouraging psychological creativity as those I work with find their own way to reimagine themselves and their professional offerings.