I've always believed that being a parent is one of the hardest things to do. No one has a guide or manual for parenting; every child is different, and you no longer think only about yourself. Every decision you make will impact your children. That said, I realized that working all day and having only a few hours to spend with my kids wasn't the reason I became a parent. I wanted to build a bond and raise amazing human beings, but I couldn't do that with just the limited time we had after school and work, so I decided to resign from the medical field and homeschool my children. I'm able to build the bond with them that we desire to have, control their environment, what influences them, and give them the opportunity to succeed at their own pace. The things that I couldn’t do while working in the medical field. There are challenges, but everything has challenges. I believe the rewards are worth the challenges.

Sometimes I just have a bad day. A day that I feel like I woke up on the wrong side of the bed, and nothing seems to go right. Some days it may just be little things that add up to make me feel stressed or a conflict with others. I've learned it's okay to have a bad day as long as I can learn from the bad day and reset to have a better day tomorrow.

My college experience was anything but a linear path. Changing majors, finding the greatest joy and memories from being involved on campus. Balancing work, staying on top of papers, coursework and academic life was certainly overwhelming at times. With countless lived experiences and more than five years of college advising experience, I enjoy supporting students with their academic success. Whether you're on campus or an online learner, I'm here to support you with managing college stress, providing academic advice, and a no judgement space to discuss your experience and gain support in goal setting.

Being a lifelong learner and having worked with college students and adult learners returning to college, I provide a safe space for you to share what you are experiencing and offer support, or just hold space while you navigate your academic journey. Whether you are starting college, changing majors or navigating a crisis - I Am Here For You.

I understand the unique challenges and experiences of sex workers because I’ve lived them myself. From navigating safety, boundaries, and workplace dynamics to managing stigma and personal growth, I’ve experienced it all and come through stronger. I offer a safe, non-judgmental space to talk about your experiences, share guidance, and provide support tailored to your needs. Whether you’re looking for advice, emotional support, or someone who truly understands the realities of the work, I’m here to help you feel heard, empowered, and confident in your choices.

Plans are not straightforward for everybody. Some people start off in certain careers and, whether it is life circumstances or personal preference, end up wanting to switch. The pandemic also presented a time for most of us where we had to be comfortable with remote work, and workplace environments are changing drastically still. I started out wanting to go to medical school and was geared towards that in college, but was sidetracked due to my own health issues. And then ended up refocusing my career and healthcare to the mental health space in my 20’s and pursued a Graduate program. I then had to get comfortable with remote work, and also took on many side hustles to make ends meet. I discovered talents and abilities I did not know I had, and also struggled to maintain confidence feeling like I was on a very different path than my peers. Tell me what your career journey has been like, and I would love to talk through and navigate any changes with you.

I've walked through disillusionment and the dark night of the soul - when everything I thought I knew about life, success and even myself, fell apart. I did everything the world said would bring happiness & fulfillment, yet found only emptiness where meaning should have been. In that darkness, I was stripped bare - forced to face my pain, my conditioning, and the illusions I once called truth. But it was there, in the silence, that I began to heal. Piece by piece, I rediscovered what cannot be taken - the light within, the quiet resilience of spirit, the knowing that wholeness isn't something to earn but to remember. My journey through the depths became my awakening. Now I walk with others through their own darkness, helping them see that even when all seems lost, the soul is never without light, but only waiting to be found again.

Its easy to feel burnt out, especially in today's society as a young adult. You might be swamped with work, school, chores, events and other responsibilities; and its hard in all of this to make time for yourself to wind down. Work with me on methods to take back your life and feel secure in it, and get those reflective, calm, moments you need even if everything seems too busy and overwhelming.

I grew up without the kind of childhood most people recognize. Because my parent was running from the law, we constantly moved — new towns, new situations, even new countries. There was no stability, no routine, and no school. I learned early to adapt fast, stay quiet, and figure things out on my own. Not having a steady education wasn’t the hardest part — it was the sense of never belonging anywhere, never feeling safe, and never knowing what would happen next. I had to teach myself what others learned in classrooms, and I had to build emotional stability from scratch. Those years gave me a deep understanding of resilience, survival mode, and what it means to rebuild a life that never had a solid foundation to begin with.

School is one subject I have learned to navigate, right as I'm about to be done. Hopefully, I can share some of my tips and tricks with students who are currently burtout, but still want that cap and gown. As I've​ gotten older and continued my education,​ the more I felt like an imposter, the more I questioned why I am​ here.​ Or​ is this degree even worth it? A common experience among​ students. The problem was never the degree;​ it was the way I approached​ schoolwork, or never found time for myself to decompress, or pulled all-nighters​ to finish assignments. Once I created a school-life​​​ balance, I was able to see that no assignment is worth my mental health, and that there​ are​s better ways to do things. ​

Hi! I am 42 and a single mother of a 10 year old daughter. We live on the island of Kauai. When I gave birth to her at 32, I was completely unprepared for motherhood. I struggled with the loss of my old life for a long time and suffered postpartum depression. When my daughter was around 10 months old, a friend introduced me to Janet Lansbury, an expert on respectful parenting, and it resonated with me so deeply. I read every article, every book, and listened to every podcast. Janet was my guidebook through the early childhood years. It led me to more books and research by other experts, Dr. Shefali Tsabury, Brene Brown, Gabor Mate, Sadhguru, and alternative education philosophies from Montessori and Waldorf. I self-educated myself with as much parenting knowledge as I could and realized that my own healing was what I needed to work on to become a better mother. It's been a 10 year journey of inner transformation and I would love to help and support anyone with parenting struggles.

When I returned to school as an adult, I quickly realized that trying to juggle everything—classes, assignments, work, family, and daily responsibilities—often left me feeling stretched too thin. I spent so much time trying to keep up that I forgot what it felt like to truly rest. The turning point came when I began learning how to manage my time and energy in ways that worked for me, not against me. I discovered that balance doesn’t mean doing everything—it means finding what matters most and letting go of the rest. By setting priorities, breaking tasks into smaller steps, and creating routines that allowed space for rest and reflection, I was able to succeed in school and life without being in a constant state of overwhelm. Now, I help others do the same—because your education and your well-being should not have to compete.

When I returned to college as an adult, I was working full time, managing home life, and trying to keep up with everything else that came my way. Some days felt impossible—late nights finishing assignments, early mornings heading to work, and the constant pressure of keeping it all together. What helped me was learning how to manage my time in ways that honored my reality instead of fighting against it. I discovered that time management isn’t about cramming more into your day—it’s about creating balance, protecting your energy, and giving yourself permission to focus on what matters most. Through trial, error, and persistence, I built routines and systems that helped me succeed in school, stay steady at work, and still have space to breathe and care for myself. Now I want to share those strategies with you.

My educational journey has shown me the power we each have as individuals to make significant changes in our lives, explore what is most fascinating to us, and find academic commumities that embrace us for our talents and care for our wellbeing. I am here if you want to talk through the admissions process, deciding if attending is the right fit, or choosing what to specialize in. I am a recent grad with lots of research and admissions experience.

I barely but surely received my bachelor's degree due to many obstacles during my college years, including multiple surgeries and a learning disability. But, after I worked successfully in Sales for many years, I decided at age 47 to attend graduate school and obtain a masters degree.. Now, I'm currently in the alternative teaching certification program. These are all steps I'm taking pursuing further education to be able to switch career paths in my fifties to become a high school teacher and school counselor. After my divorce, I realized I wasn't fulfilled with my Sales job anymore. I found a new purpose as I wanted to switch to a career that I feel like I'm making a difference. I earned almost all A grades throughout graduate school until I completed with my masters degree. However, I found other challenges in my teaching certification program, such as becoming more tech savvy, especially learning AI, which is required in my program. I'm happy to share more and listen to your goals!

There was a time I stood on a milestone I assumed would feel triumphant—the day I graduated—and instead, I lost a parent. That moment in time shifted everything. Following that, I experienced homelessness, uncertainty, and a sense of being untethered. Yet through that storm I discovered resilience. I returned to school, I navigated grief, I grew into grad school—and I realised that the pain and change I lived through didn’t disqualify me from helping others; they became the grounds of deeper presence and compassion. Now I invite you into a space where your story matters, where someone who’s walked through loss, change, uncertainty sits beside you. No pretence. Just real support.

My story is simple. I've had some winds. I've had some losses. I was. Married for several years and had two beautiful, dynamic children. The story turned as I found out who my husband truly was. I'm glad to say that today I have healed from that situation and I can also help you heal as well. Life is full of second chances. Making up in your mind that you're willing to take the chance is what is needed. I can honestly say that if it had not been for God, I would not have even Made it here to tell you that you can overcome. You hold the pen to your own story. Write it! Reclaim it., be fulfilled in it. and later say you made it.! Every step counts towards a new beginning. I'm excited about your journey ahead as you strive to build excellence in your next decision for your life.

Life inevitably brings ups and downs, a reality I have experienced firsthand. With over 15 years of active work with children and families, I understand that life is full of challenges and setbacks. The support I have received has encouraged me, and I am here to offer that same support to you, reminding you that there is light at the end of the tunnel. It doesn't matter what you have faced—you do not have to face it alone. My personal journey, including raising children, marriage, and a difficult divorce, gives me the insight to help you navigate life's day-to-day challenges. By becoming a business owner and focusing on healing and ministry, I've learned that a plan exists for you. You are one step closer to accessing the strength that lies within.

I’ve walked a journey of deep personal growth; academically, spiritually, emotionally, and financially. While pursuing my doctorate, I faced unresolved anger and inner conflict that once held me back. Through intentional self work, faith, and discipline, I transformed that struggle into inner peace and clarity. Today, I combine my academic experience, spiritual grounding (Doctorate in Theology), and real world business success to support others who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or uncertain about their next step. I’ve built multiple successful businesses and gained hands on experience in investing, value creation, and personal development. More importantly, I understand what it takes to regain control of your emotions, find purpose, and move forward with confidence. Whether you’re navigating anger, searching for inner peace, striving for academic motivation, or building financial stability, I offer a calm, judgment free space to help you gaining that clarity and direction.

I began the journey of a homeschool Mom in 2006 when my son started Kindergarten. Then the journey became a little more challenging when my daughter started Kindergarten in 2009. This journey would take us to 2019 when my son graduated and then later in 2022 when my daughter graduated. Homeschooling was rewarding because I got to be part of my children's education but it was also difficult when it came to the high school years. By the time my daughter graduated, I was burnt out. I was also sad because a big part of my life came to an end.