YES! But, with an important caveat…

Like you, I have a lot on my plate but still want to serve as many sisters as possible. The best way I’ve found to do this is to allocate each client to a specific time slot that is uniquely available to them.

For example, say your time slot is 8am Tuesday mornings. If you’re like most clients, you’ll meet with me twice a month. If there are five Tuesdays in a month, you’ll get to choose which two we’ll meet. And as long as you’re compliant with the terms under the cancellation policy section of our agreement (which you will sign prior to confirming your sessions), you may change which Tuesday mornings we meet in the event that something comes up.

There are rare occurrences where I might not be available during your time slot. If this affects your ability to schedule sessions, we’ll work together to figure something out. But this is generally the only exception I make to this scheduling policy.

Just a note that I’ve personally found that having less freedom in this context frees up mental bandwidth, aids in personal accountability, and makes it easier for me to honor what my sponsor would call ‘my first commitment.’

YES! As a Martha Beck-certified Wayfinder and ICF-credentialed coach, I can coach you around absolutely anything coachable that you bring to our sessions.

As Martha Beck-certified Wayfinder, my approach is heavily influenced by my training. The primary objective of a Wayfinder is to support clients as they begin to live in integrity with their true nature, and part of this involves using the body as a compass.

Additionally, I’ll evaluate where you’re at in the Change Cycle so that our work together is appropriate. For example, if you’re feeling completely lost, we’re not going to bypass this unpleasantness – this liminal space – by launching into a massive goal-setting session or taking another unhelpful action. Instead, we’re going to focus on meeting your immediate needs, reconnecting you with your inner guide, and creating a nourishing environment for you to move through this liminal space…but only as you become ready to.

What I love most about my coaching style, though, is witnessing clients connect with their Divine nature, re-wild their spirits, and reclaim their right to take up space!

Maybe we’ll take a walk together in the park (virtually or in-person) instead of sitting in front of our computers. Maybe we’ll breathe together…or light a candle or cut cords or gather around a fire or move through a few nourishing yoga poses during a challenging moment or do a journeying meditation or walk through a thorough body scan or drink sacred Mama Cacao or do something really wild or…

Yes! While I love Zoom, there is something deeply intimate contained within the nuances of chatting on the phone. Let’s discuss!

And, if you live in Chicago and want to travel to me for in-person sessions (near Pulaski + Foster), I’m so freaking game!

Yes! Actually, this intersection is an area that I’m very excited about. It’s the very thing that I was looking for when I signed with my first coach.

This leads me to bring up another point. Coaching is coaching is coaching. Your life has many facets to it but it’s still your life and is impossible to fully and neatly compartmentalize.

There are so many labels we can attach to the word ‘coaching’, but the coaching itself – the inquiry, the holding space, the tools – are applicable to all areas. Also, just a note that unlike consulting, coaching doesn’t require expertise in a subject area – it can actually be hampered by it! – to facilitate transformative insights.

YES! The majority of the people I work with are Gen-X women who may not describe themselves as hippies but who value many of the things that hippies value.

I am open to working with anyone who’s spent some time on my site, loves what they’ve seen, and is drawn to Wayfind with me. That in and of itself tells me a bit about you! So, please apply for coaching if what you’ve encountered speaks to you.

Absolutely! I’ve worked with men before, and if you identify as a man and feel a connection with what you’ve encountered here, please apply. This goes for anyone, regardless of your pronouns.