My philosophy is grounded in the belief that humans are wired for connection and that we are wounded and healed in relationship. Traditional therapy tends to focus on the wounding, the what-is-wrong in us, our partners, our sex lives, etc. Understanding dysfunction and its roots and causes is a critical part of growth but insight on its own can only take us so far. Facilitating discovery of what works, the what-is-right, and developing skills for that process is an integral part of coaching. New experiences, facilitated and practiced in sessions, rewire us and generate lasting change. My goal is to support people in developing the skills, practices, and mindset that lead to more ethical pleasure, and exceptionally satisfying relationships.

The expertise I have as a coach and mentor comes from my lived experience, and a dedication to understanding myself and others with as much breadth and depth as possible. My formal education and training include Socio-Cultural Studies at the undergraduate and graduate levels, a master's program in Counseling Psychology, and a specialized certification in Sex and Relationship Coaching.

I am committed to meaningful exploration and discovery, focusing on what works and prioritizing possibility over pathology. I am excited by how much we can learn together, how fully we can love ourselves and one another, and the potential this offers for our transformation as individuals, in relationships, and for society as a whole.