Addiction Recovery Coaching which Honors Your authentic Self

The conventional model starts by asking, “What’s wrong with you?” I’m more interested in, “What’s right about your addiction?” What role has it played? What has it helped you navigate or avoid? Until we get curious about that, we’re just treating symptoms.

Addiction isn’t the villain. It’s a messenger. It’s a part of us trying to cope and survive. When we stop trying to “beat” the addiction and start listening to it, we witness powerful shifts.

You don't need another expert with a diagnostic checklist. You need someone to connect with you on a human level. I'm not here to hand you a path. I'm here to support you while you carve your own.

I bring lived experience. I know what it’s like to face addiction, depression, self-limiting beliefs, and sabotaging behaviors. I’ve felt stuck, lost a job I loved, and questioned my direction. I’ve been there, and I’ve done the work to move forward. Now I walk with others ready to do the same.

I’m a certified transformational coach through the Being True to You program, trained in integration work, addiction recovery, and personal growth. I bring presence and respect for your process.

Not at all. Addiction isn’t just about substances. It’s about the ways you reach outside yourself to soothe what’s unresolved within. That might show up as drinking or using, but it can just as easily look like overworking, people-pleasing, screen time, control, or chasing approval. These patterns aren’t random. They likely served a purpose at one point. This coaching is an invitation to get curious about what’s underneath them and to start creating something more honest, sustainable, and aligned with who you really are.