I Know What It's Like to Feel Stuck and Alone With This.

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Woman pouring white wine into a glass while standing at a kitchen counter with an open laptop.

For over 20 years, I’ve been helping people unlock their potential and create meaningful change as both an educator and coach. With a Master’s degree in Education and extensive coaching experience, my work is shaped by a blend of professional expertise and a deeply personal journey. This combination gives me a unique understanding of the challenges people face when breaking free from alcohol.

My path has been deeply influenced by an unconventional childhood and the loss of my mother at a young age—an experience that taught me firsthand how trauma can lead people to seek comfort in alcohol. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of coaching individuals from diverse backgrounds, guiding them to overcome challenges, set meaningful goals, and achieve lasting change. As a coach, I approach every client with compassion, helping them build lives that feel fulfilling and free from alcohol’s grip.

As a mother, I committed to a lifestyle rooted in whole, natural foods and intentional, healthy living. I spent years researching wellness, avoiding environmental toxins, and questioning conventional ideas about what it means to live a truly healthy and happy life. It was during this process that I began to see alcohol in a completely new light—recognizing how deeply I’d been programmed by societal norms and expectations. Breaking free from that programming transformed my life, and I’ve been living alcohol-free ever since.

Today, as a senior coach and instructor for new coaches, I’ve created The Alcohol Freedom Method. This approach brings together my personal experience, professional coaching expertise, and over two decades in education to guide others as they redefine their relationship with alcohol and create lives of clarity, balance, and freedom.

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I Know What It's Like to Feel Stuck and Alone With This.

Woman pouring white wine into a glass while standing at a kitchen counter with an open laptop.
Woman pouring white wine into a glass while standing at a kitchen counter with an open laptop.

If you've ever wondered why alcohol can feel so important even when part of you wants something different, I understand.

My story is part of a much bigger one about loss, resilience, and eventually discovering what was possible when I began questioning things I had believed for years...

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Where My Story Began

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I lost my mom when I was 11. It had been just the two of us my whole life. She was an artist, creative and deeply loving, and losing her changed everything.

In the years that followed, I lived with several different families, including foster families through high school.

I learned very young how to adapt, keep going, and figure things out.

Where Alcohol Fit In

Alcohol was woven into so many parts of my life before I ever thought to question it.

I started drinking as a teenager. Alcohol became connected to so many things I valued: fun, friendship, celebration, relief, and connection. By college, it was simply part of how we did everything, and it came with me into adulthood.

I became an educator, earned my Master's, built a career, got married, and became a mom. From the outside, everything looked good, but something inside me didn't feel quite aligned.

I researched everything that went into my family's health, from food to our environment and so much in between. Somehow, alcohol got a free pass.

I believed it helped me relax and connect, and I never thought to question whether that was actually true.

The Question That Changed Everything

In 2018, I stopped asking:

"How do I get better at controlling my drinking?"

And started asking:

"Why do I want alcohol in the first place?"

That changed everything.

As I got honest about my own experience, my old beliefs began to shift, and alcohol started becoming less important.

I wasn't resisting something I desperately wanted.

I was seeing it differently.

I've been alcohol-free since 2018.

From My Own Freedom to The Alcohol Freedom Method

That freedom opened up more than I expected: clarity, presence, and space to discover what else was possible.

I wanted to bring that same opportunity to others, not by teaching people what to think, but by creating the space for them to question, discover, and experience their own transformation.

I became a certified coach in 2020 and went on to create The Alcohol Freedom Method. Today, I'm an instructor for new coaches, and I've had the privilege of supporting thousands of people through coaching, groups, programs, and teaching.

Again and again, I've witnessed what can become possible when someone starts questioning alcohol's role in their life.

This work isn't about shame, blame, or being told what to do.

It's about looking together at what alcohol promises you, what your actual experience shows you, and what becomes possible when those beliefs begin to change.

Lasting freedom isn't about getting better at saying no. It's about reaching a place where alcohol becomes small and irrelevant.

Alcohol-Free Since 2018 | Senior Certified Alcohol Freedom Coach | M.Ed. | Coach & Educator

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