The Story Room

Take a breath.


You can land here.

There is nothing to perform.

Nothing to hold together.

Nothing you have to get right.

You are allowed to arrive exactly as you are.

A Quiet Truth:

Healing isn’t about becoming someone new. It’s remembering who you’ve been underneath survival.

Sometimes the remembering feels gentle. Sometimes it feels like unraveling.

Either way, it belongs.

A woman with long brown hair and glasses standing near a wooden railing by a body of water during sunset, wearing a white top, yellow lace kimono, and brown pants.

My Beginning

I didn’t come to this work because I had answers.

I came because survival stopped working.

For years I stayed confused, stressed, and outwardly agreeable.

I was safe as long as I could be close to perfect.

My body eventually yelled at me: “No more.”

I didn’t start with anything dramatic, just honesty.

I didn’t fix myself. I learned to meet myself.

Slowly. Gently. Without shame.

Now I help others do the same.

My story matters here if it helps you feel less alone in yours.

Read my full story here

If you are here, something in you is tired of holding everything together.

You’ve probably done the work, read the books, been in therapy, survived so much…

and still feel disconnected from yourself.

Maybe you want peace that feels real.

Maybe you are finally ready to belong to yourself.

A young woman with long brown hair, glasses, and tattoos on her arms, smiling and holding a sunflower in a sunflower field with green trees and a house in the background.

What Guides This Space

• Healing happens relationally, not in isolation.

• Your body knows things your mind has not caught up to yet.

• Shame never creates real change.

• Safety creates integration.

• Your timing matters.

• Your pace matters.

You deserve gentleness and honesty at the same time. Everything here honors that.

You’re not the only one doing this kind of work.

There are women who have sat where you are.
Women who questioned themselves.
Women who felt numb, overwhelmed, hopeful, and afraid at the same time.
Women who slowly found their way home to themselves.

Their stories live here as reminders that healing is possible and you do not have to walk alone.

What Shapes My Work

My approach is grounded in study, practice, intuition, and a deep respect for the nervous system and human experience.

  • My path here was not linear; this was my foundational clinical training and patient care experience. This early work taught me how to read nonverbal cues, hold compassion in hard moments, and understand the human body beyond theory.

  • My focus included women’s hormone health, holistic skincare, children’s wellness, and integrative dental healing. This reinforced my belief that the body holds wisdom and that symptoms are messages, not failures.

  • This deepened my understanding of nervous system development and attachment. It taught me to see protective patterns with compassion and to approach healing through safety rather than force.

  • This training helped me trust what already came naturally. It blended neuroscience, energetic principles, and nervous system awareness, but the biggest lesson was that healing does not need labels or performance. It needs honesty, presence, and compassion.

  • This degree is part of my ongoing commitment to understanding the human mind, behavior, and the way early experiences shape who we become. It gives language and structure to what I’ve lived and witnessed.

    I believe knowledge becomes wisdom when it’s embodied, not memorized, and this work is helping me bridge both.

If you’re here, I want you to know you don’t have to hold it all together. You don’t have to perform your peace. You’re already doing the work by being here, curious enough to want more truth and more gentleness at the same time.

You belong here. And you’re safe to arrive as you are.
I’d love to hear more of your story.
If it resonates…

Schedule a Threshold Session

You can read more about the work that I do here:

The Way Home Philosophy
The Manifesto

When you’re ready, your story has a place here.

If being here has stirred something in you, you’re not alone.
Sometimes reading someone else’s truth wakes up pieces of our own.
Sometimes it brings clarity. Sometimes it brings questions.
Sometimes it brings a quiet little whisper that says, “Maybe it’s time for me too.”

This space is here for that.

Your story matters. Your voice matters.
And you get to choose how it wants to be held.

Below are a few ways to share your story in a way that feels safe, supported, and aligned with where you are right now.

  • Share Your Written Story on the Site

    If you feel ready to have your story featured in the Story Room, you can submit it here.
    You can share your name or stay anonymous.
    You can write it out in your own words and have it held in this growing collection of women who chose to rise.

  • Apply to Be a Guest on The Reclamation Room Podcast

    Some stories are meant to be spoken out loud.
    If you feel called to talk it through, to be guided gently, and to share your voice with others who need it, you can apply to be a guest here.

  • Work With Me One on One

    If your story still feels tangled or unfinished, or if you just aren’t ready to put it out into the world, that is completely okay.
    You can work with me privately to process your experiences, reconnect with your inner safety, and reclaim your voice at your own pace.

  • Share Your Story Privately (Not For Publication)

    If you need to get the story out of your body but don’t want it shared publicly, you can send it privately.
    I will hold it with care and confidentiality.
    Nothing will be posted or shared.
    This is simply a space for you to release what you’ve been carrying.