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I Am A....
I Am A....
...Steward of Transition.
...Steward of Transition.
...Translator of Complexity.
...Translator of Complexity.
...Capacity Rebuilder.
...Capacity Rebuilder.
I don’t work with people who need to be told what to do.
I work with people who already know, and are exhausted by how much they’re holding.My work lives in transition: the space after what was, and before what comes next.
That space is rarely dramatic. More often, it’s quiet, disorienting, and lonely. It’s the place where old identities stop working, familiar strategies fail, and clarity feels just out of reach.Most people try to rush through it.I don’t.I specialize in staying with people inside that space. Long enough for something true to emerge.
I work with people who already know, and are exhausted by how much they’re holding.My work lives in transition: the space after what was, and before what comes next.
That space is rarely dramatic. More often, it’s quiet, disorienting, and lonely. It’s the place where old identities stop working, familiar strategies fail, and clarity feels just out of reach.Most people try to rush through it.I don’t.I specialize in staying with people inside that space. Long enough for something true to emerge.
Why I work this way.
Why I work this way.
I’ve lived my life in thresholds.
I grew up between cultures, languages, and identities—an American child raised in Switzerland, speaking English at home and French everywhere else, surrounded by peers from every corner of the world. From an early age, I learned how to listen for nuance, read between systems, and belong without fully assimilating.
That early conditioning shaped everything that followed.
I’ve spent my adult life moving through—and studying—major transitions:
Leaving a country that shaped me after nearly two decades, building my identity outside of inherited structures, choosing unconventional paths in education, work, and family life, becoming a mother after more than a decade of conscious preparation, and watching even the best frameworks fall short in the face of lived reality.
What these experiences taught me is simple and inconvenient: Preparation helps. But transition is learned in practice.
No book, model, or methodology can substitute for presence during the actual crossing.
The work beneath the work.
The work beneath the work.
Professionally, I’ve worked with people across the lifespan—from infants to elders—in roles that required trust, attunement, authority, and care. I’ve facilitated groups, mediated conflict, supported families, couples, and individuals, and spent years studying communication, perception, and identity formation.
I’m deeply informed by relational and somatic awareness, non-dual perspectives, embodied communication practices, alternative education and unschooling philosophies, NLP-informed pattern recognition, and hypnotic language and attention training.
But I don’t lead with theory.
I lead with discernment.
My expertise isn’t in naming pathology or diagnosing processes.
It’s in recognizing when something no longer fits—and helping you metabolize the change without losing yourself, your relationships, or your internal authority in the process.
How my work is different.
How my work is different.
I don’t offer programs with rigid curricula. I don’t optimize you for performance. I don’t sell breakthroughs on timelines.
Instead, I work in containers of time and depth.
Why? Because real change doesn’t happen in isolated insights.
It happens through continuity, reflection, and being witnessed as you reorganize your inner world.
My clients are often:
leaders carrying invisible emotional labor
parents navigating identity loss and expansion simultaneously
couples stuck between love and misalignment
professionals in roles that require constant attunement
people in the middle of an existential or relational recalibration
They don’t need motivation.
They need space that can hold complexity without collapsing it.
That’s what I provide.
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