Core Values

My mission is to lead with love.

My goal is to empower people to be free of guilt and shame and to live their truth.

My purpose lies in serving as a professional confidante who helps others grow into more authentic versions of themselves.

As a community engagement professional and sex educator with a decade of experience, I strengthen and build relationships by infusing you with the belief and understanding that you are valuable, cared for, and worthy. I deliver this message with a voice that channels kindness and empathy in order to encourage vulnerability and human growth.

Empathy

  • I believe that all people are wired to need connection and compassion.

  • I will support you in increasing your self-compassion and couples/family members will be supported in increasing empathy for loved ones.

  • I will create an environment of emotional and physical safety, free of judgment and discrimination for all people regardless of race, ethnicity, culture, religion, ability, sexual identity, gender identity, or status.

 

Trauma-Informed

  • I recognize that trauma has lasting impacts on a person’s and group’s mental, relational, physical, social, and spiritual well-being.

  • I welcome each client with the understanding that trauma (direct, indirect, generational, systemic, relational, acute, chronic, covert, overt) has likely impacted them in the past or present whether this is directly disclosed or not.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

  • I recognize that the foundation of trust begins by honoring and validating the truth of my clients’ experiences.

  • My clients are the experts of their own story and experiences. 

  • I aim to facilitate empowerment in my clients towards their goals, with respect for each client’s beliefs, cultures, identities and values.

  • I will respect and support you in your unique life experiences and cultural intersectionalities.

  • All clients will be treated with dignity, compassion, and respect as an individual—gender identity will be respected, and you will be referred to by your name and pronouns.

“When we liberate ourselves from the expectation that we must have all things figured out, we enter a sanctuary of empathy.”

— Sonya Renee Taylor