I discovered meditation in early recovery from alcoholism nearly 30 years ago, and it has been the throughline of my life ever since.
Alongside decades of executive leadership, including serving as a Vice President in the corporate world, I trained as a coach and mindfulness teacher so I could support others in navigating change with clarity, courage, and compassion.
My work is shaped by years of teaching and mentoring through the Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program (MMTCP), Banyan, and Insight-based Dharma communities, where I offer guidance rooted in mindfulness, ethical living, and lived experience.
I am especially interested in how practice moves from concept to embodiment, how insight becomes something we live, not just understand.
I am also a wife, stepmom, and grandmother, and an ocean lover who finds renewal in the waves. These relationships and experiences keep my practice grounded in the realities of everyday life: love, loss, resilience, and the ongoing work of showing up.
Today, I support women in midlife to meet this chapter not as a crisis to manage, but as a doorway to freedom, meaning, and joy.
My teaching emphasizes steadiness over striving, presence over perfection, and embodiment over accumulation.