Through Relational Pattern Reprocessing, a trauma-informed approach combining coaching, somatic work, and Somatic EMDR.
For women who overthink, overgive, or pull away to keep a connection.
Learn to trust what you feel and respond differently, without losing yourself.





TAKING INSPIRED ACTION
You’ve read the books.
You’ve talked about it.
You’ve probably analyzed the hell out of it.
You can see your patterns.
The problem is that recognizing them doesn’t always stop them from taking over when an old fear is triggered.

Something changes. A text feels different. Someone seems distant. Suddenly you’re replaying conversations, looking for what went wrong, and trying to figure out what it means.

When you feel someone pulling away, you give more, explain more, accommodate more, or ask for less because losing the connection feels worse than losing yourself in it.

Something doesn’t feel right. But instead of trusting what you notice, you start wondering whether you’re overreacting, expecting too much, or should just give it more time.

You promise yourself you won’t do this again. Then the right situation hits, the fear takes over, and you find yourself doing exactly what you swore you wouldn’t.

15+
Years Experience
WHAT CHANGES
The goal isn’t to never feel anxious, hurt, afraid, or uncertain. It’s being able to notice what’s happening without automatically falling back into the same response.
Catch what’s happening before the overthinking, overgiving, shutting down, or fixing takes over.
Stop needing someone else to confirm that what you feel, need, or notice is valid before you take yourself seriously.
Ask for what you need, hold a boundary, and let someone be disappointed without changing yourself to keep the connection.
Have more choice in what you do when fear gets activated instead of automatically repeating the response you’ve used for years.
HOW I HELP
You don’t need me to tell you who to date, whether to stay, or what someone else’s behavior means.
My work focuses on what’s happening underneath your patterns.
Through Relational Pattern Reprocessing, we uncover what keeps the same patterns repeating, work with the emotional and nervous system responses behind them, and create new ways of responding when those patterns show up, so you can build the closeness you want without losing yourself to get it.
Uncover the patterns underneath your reactions and work with what’s actually driving them, so understanding the pattern can finally lead to changing it.
Work with what happens in your body when fear, uncertainty, rejection, or conflict hits, instead of relying on your thinking brain to override the reaction.
Look beneath the surface of what’s happening to uncover the beliefs, meanings, assumptions, and learned responses influencing how you see yourself and your relationships.
You try harder to keep the connection.
You ask for less or tolerate more.
Or maybe you pull away first.
But why?
This free guide includes 3 simple exercises to help you recognize what you do when you’re afraid of losing someone, so you can start noticing it before fear takes over.


ABOUT ME
I know what it’s like to understand exactly what happened to you and still find yourself responding in ways you don’t understand.
After surviving domestic violence, I spent years trying to understand why insight alone wasn’t changing how I felt, what I feared, or the patterns I found myself repeating.
I understood my past. That wasn’t the whole problem.
What I became fascinated by was what happens underneath our behavior. Why do we know better and still struggle to do differently when something gets triggered?
That question shaped the work I do today.
I help women uncover what’s driving the patterns they keep repeating, understand what happens internally when those patterns get activated, and learn to respond without abandoning themselves.
My work brings together psychology, self-inquiry, somatic practices, nervous system work, and Somatic EMDR to work with more than the behavior you can see.
Because sometimes you already know what you’re doing.
The real question is why you keep doing it.
Bestselling author of From Surviving to Thriving: A Journey Beyond Trauma
Podcast host · International speaker
You may understand the pattern intellectually and still repeat it when something triggers you. Relationship patterns can be shaped by learned emotional responses, beliefs about connection, and self-protective habits that have become automatic over time. My work focuses on uncovering what’s underneath the pattern so you can begin responding differently when it shows up.
No. My work is coaching and trauma-informed support, not therapy. Through the Inspired Action Method™, I help women create lasting change using Somatic EMDR, nervous system regulation, breath work, and self-inquiry. If you are looking for clinical mental health treatment, therapy may be a better fit.
Coaching may be a good fit if you are ready for support, reflection, and action, and you want help moving forward in a meaningful and lasting way. It is especially helpful for women who feel stuck in survival mode and want to rebuild confidence, self-trust, and clarity.
You can use the speaking inquiry form or contact me directly through the website. I speak for nonprofits, corporations, women’s groups, and communities that want practical, meaningful conversations around healing, resilience, confidence, and transformation.
Yes. You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out. If you know you want support but are still unclear on the best path, we can start with a conversation and determine what kind of coaching or next step makes the most sense.
You may overthink your relationship because your brain has learned to look for signs that something could go wrong. A change in tone, a delayed text, or a small disagreement can quickly turn into analyzing what happened, what it means, and what you should do next.
You might know you’re overthinking and still struggle to stop. That’s because understanding the pattern isn’t always enough to change the response behind it.
My work helps you uncover what’s driving those reactions so you can respond to what’s actually happening instead of automatically reacting from old relationship patterns.
I work with women who are navigating trauma, self-doubt, people-pleasing, life transitions, and the desire to reconnect with themselves in a deeper way. I also work with organizations and communities through speaking engagements focused on healing, resilience, confidence, and growth.
Because knowing what you do and changing what happens in the moment are not always the same thing. Some responses become automatic, especially when fear, rejection, conflict, or uncertainty gets activated. That’s why my work goes beyond insight and addresses the emotional and body-based responses beneath the behavior.
Yes. I currently offer only virtual sessions.
Not usually. Because this work is virtual right now, I am only accepting ages 18+.
Not in the traditional sense. I’m not here to tell you whether to stay, leave, date someone, or interpret someone else’s behavior. We focus on you: the patterns you repeat, what drives them, what happens when they’re triggered, and how you can begin responding differently.
Relational Pattern Reprocessing is my approach to uncovering what keeps the same relationship patterns repeating, working with the emotional and nervous system responses behind them, and creating new ways to respond when those patterns show up.
You don’t need to have everything figured out before we talk. If you’re ready to understand what keeps pulling you back into the same patterns and start responding differently when they show up, let’s talk.







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