My work is personal because I know what it means to survive what you never deserved, to experience domestic violence, financial and sexual abuse, and to navigate the uncertainty of rebuilding your life after divorce while raising children as a single mother. I know what it means to carry responsibilities while quietly fighting battles no one else can see, to lose pieces of yourself trying to survive, and to find the courage to put those pieces back together. For more than 10 years, my work in human services has allowed me to support others through crisis, but my lived experience has taught me the profound importance of being seen, heard, and reminded of your own worth. Today, through leadership and coaching, I use both my professional knowledge and my personal journey to help women understand that what happened to them is not the sum of who they are. I am passionate about helping women reclaim their voices, rebuild their confidence, and create lives rooted in healing, intention, and purpose. I do this work because I know what it means to fight your way back to yourself, and I want other women to know that they, too, can become more than what they survived.