About Me

As a younger person my background was in fine art and political affairs. I attended painting school in France before attending Columbia University and the London School of Economics. I worked briefly for CNN and NBC before pivoting to receiving and eventually studying therapy and nervous system regulation. 

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After fifteen years of working in the field of psychotherapy and developing a comprehensive process for understanding and healing disorganized physiology in my clients, I expanded into coaching and the work of expanding clients into their full creative potential. 

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I've also returned to my first love of fine art and an interest in storytelling and therapeutic product development. I dipped my toes in by becoming a hobbyist childrens book writer and publisher during the pandemic with Sillypants Goes to Remote School and No Pants. Now I'm in the midst of developing a new product Home in a Handkerchief designed to create a safe physical space quickly and easily for people displaced from their homes and familiar surroundings. I am working on holding Home in a Handkerchief building sessions for individuals in transition which would provide brief intervention through art and building a personalized HIAH as a power object for upcoming transitions. 

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Finally, I'm a mother of three - ages 12, 10, and 6 - and married to another creator who has taught me many things about how to be a constant learner and be corageous and in pursuing new pastures.

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