Across my professional life—as a critical care nurse, healthcare attorney, mediator, and now Change Strategist—one thread has remained constant: I’ve always been drawn to people facing turning points.

I’ve worked in high-stakes roles leading critical care units, negotiating complex healthcare disputes, and guiding national efforts to prevent medical harm. I’ve also raised a family, moved six times, and navigated personal shifts that taught me what no job title ever could.

My change strategy work is rooted in both life experience and deep professional training—but more than that, it’s shaped by the lessons I learned while sitting beside people in moments of crisis, decision, and reinvention. I’ve advocated for others through some of life’s most difficult crossroads—but only after learning to do the same for myself.

Like many of my clients, I’ve had to walk away from paths I once worked hard to build. I’ve had to reimagine what success means, repair strained relationships through major transitions, and accept that what once felt like a mistake may have quietly prepared me for my most meaningful work.

Now, I help others do the same: reflect, realign, and re-enter life with clarity, purpose, and courage.