A mother. A mental health professional. A woman still becoming.

And someone who believes you shouldn’t have to lose yourself while loving and caring for everyone else.

I created Her Own Becoming for the women who love their families deeply but are starting to wonder where their own dreams, needs, and identities fit into the picture.

I’m a mom, a writer by background, and a mental health professional. And if there’s one thing motherhood has shown me, it’s how quickly life can start revolving around everything that needs to get done.

The schedules. The responsibilities. The mental load. The endless list of things to remember, plan, and manage.

Somewhere in the middle of all that, it’s easy for your own interests and personal goals to become the things you’ll eventually get around to.

But I’ve come to believe that you don’t need to choose between showing up for the people you love and showing up for yourself.

Her Own Becoming is rooted in that belief. It’s a space to rediscover what matters to you now, make more intentional choices, and take small, meaningful steps toward a life that feels like your own.

Not because you’re doing motherhood wrong. But because you matter in this chapter, too.

How I Can Support You

Less performing.
More living.

My coaching approach centers on reconnecting with your identity, clarifying your values, setting realistic personal goals, making space in your routines, and building supportive, not overwhelming, accountability.

I don’t believe in one-size-fits-all routines or expecting women to optimize every minute of their lives. I believe in finding what works for you, in this season, with the responsibilities and resources you actually have.

Because the goal isn’t to become a perfect version of yourself. It’s to create a life that feels more like yours.

My professional background includes writing and work as a Florida registered mental health counselor intern. And Still Me is a separate, nonclinical coaching concept focused on personal goals and intentional living—not psychotherapy, diagnosis, or mental health treatment.