Personal Growth Facilitator


2025 is over. 2026 is here!
What do you still need to shed to fully embrace what will support you moving forward?
Now is a good time to stop and reflect…if you haven‘t been already.
Remember that order comes from chaos. Find ways to ground when everything feels chaotic and hold on. This too, shall pass. I invite you to put your focus into what needs to be birthed in the coming years. Put energy into creation and what will support in times to come. Spend less energy on those systems that are falling down. Let's not waste precious energy on trying to hold up the status quo. This is a time for new beginnings.
Do give yourself time to grieve.
We are the most adaptable species on this planet and yet, change is hard and scary for so many of us. We resist it. And this causes suffering. Like it or not, change is one thing in life we can count on. Many try to control their surroundings, or other people, in order to feel safe. I have secret to tell you. That doesn't work. A feeling of emotional safety comes from within.
We cannot plan for every possible scenario. We can strengthen ourselves. Learn to self soothe. Build confidence. Increase resilience. Collect and share knowledge. Strength is knowing that you will be okay no matter what happens.
“Once you have the inner way, the outer way will follow.”
Lao Tzu

I love to learn and grow. That has been, and continues to be, a consistent part of my life's path. I've been lucky enough to work in a variety of industries and settings, live in a number of places, and explore different interests on my journey through life.
Helping others learn how to be more present in their lives and with themselves has become a passion.
In 1994 I earned a bachelor degree in chemistry with a minor in Spanish and worked in corporate America for both large and small companies. In 2004, I volunteered a significant amount of time working with elders and the dying, which broadened my perspectives on both life and death hugely. In 2013, I earned my doctorate degree in clinical psychology and worked in community health.
In 2016, I became independently licensed and opened my own psychology practice.
In 2024 I entered menopause. With this as a catalyst, I prioritized healthy aging and overall quality of life. I deactivated my psychology license and now work as a guide and facilitator, rather than as a psychologist. This means
I now offer a non-pathologizing approach to self-understanding and transition.

I offer 1:1 sessions, either online or via phone. We can do general self exploration or focus on a particular situation or behavior. My sessions are typically 60 or 90 minutes, although other time frames can be scheduled if requested and as my schedule allows.
Additionally, I provide consultation for anyone helping other humans, whether mental health professionals, coaches or other consultants.
My passion projects include dissociation and regression, justice informed care, sociopathy, identity development, and life transitions of all kinds.

My years of experience have taught me to normalize rather than pathologize human behavior, especially during significant life transitions. There are always reasons why we do the things we do. The problem is that we often misinterpret messages our body is trying to tell us. The goal is to understand, rather than judge.
I'm not here to fix or label; my role is to be present and help things make sense. Experiences become traumatic when they don't make sense. Conventional mental health care often focuses so much on symptoms that they ignore context. I help people understand what their psyches are trying to tell them, without a diagnosis or medication. My goal is to help you understand yourself better. Curiosity leads to understanding, and understanding leads to compassion. Learning to develop self-care and self-compassion makes EVERYTHING easier. You can be the source of your own healing. Let me show you how...
I work individually with adults of all ages, providing growth facilitation sessions that focus on self care, self exploration, and navigating significant life changes such as menopause. Please note that I do not work with persons under 18 years old. Appointments typically last 60, 90, or 120 minutes, based on your preference and my availability. I offer sessions via phone or video.
My standard fee is $150/hour for single sessions.
I do offer a limited number of low fee options for those that would benefit from financial assistance. I currently have one $50/hour slot open.
If you are a professional seeking consultation, or an early career psychologist, feel free to contact me directly to discuss pricing options.
Payment is due at the end of each session unless other arrangements have been made. I accept cash or credit cards, including Zelle and Venmo. Please be aware that I charge an extra fee for processing credit card payments.
Use the form below to email me or leave a message at (928) 215-1039. Let's set up a time to talk; typically 20-30 minutes (no charge) to see if it makes sense to book an appointment. If we are not a good fit, I'm happy to direct you to someone who might be able to assist you.
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