I coach faith-filled women on how to love God most, love themselves right and love others healthy through life-giving assessments, spiritually formative practices and loving accountability.
Why Assessments?
Assessments are a vital tool in the coaching arsenal and serve as one pathway for clients to gain a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships with others. The assessments I use with my clients offer valuable insight into personality, leadership, strengths, spiritual gifting, and proper soul care practices. With every assessment I use, you can have confidence in knowing that I’ve been trained for proper use and interpretation of these instruments. See below the assessments that are used in my coaching.
P.L.A.C.E. Assessment
Let Me Introduce Myself...
I am a wife. I am a mother. I am a daughter. I am a sister. I believe in cultivating an authentic relationship with Jesus.
Being diagnosed with depression and complex post-traumatic stress disorder from the insidious effects of unresolved trauma and type 1 diabetes has taught me the importance of knowing one’s self, healing and overcoming. Therapy, coaching, spiritual direction and loving accountability continue to impact my life in amazing ways.
As an ordained minister and Board-Certified Coach, I want to help others cultivate a life that is full of passion and purpose rooted from a soul that is rested and whole. Through informed spiritual practices and one-of-a-kind coaching, my clients thrive within a life where they love God MOST, love themselves RIGHT, and love others HEALTHY!
My Lived Experiences Can Help You
Coaching
Exploring the inner life and dealing with inner emptiness is at the heart of all I do. Our internal world is just as real as the outer world. When we don’t take the time to cultivate a healthy internal world, we do an unconscious violence to ourselves – snuffing out the peace, authenticity and joy we were created to enjoy in the here and now. The true work needed for transformation is an inside job.
In my published book, I share candidly the internal work I had to do to overcome some of my own real-life struggles that were rooted in a false self and a refusal to do the internal work so desperately needed.