Personal Coaching - A Creative and Intuitive Approach

With over 25 years in private practice, I started in Toronto's Beaches area near Kew Beach on Queen Street East. As a young and motivated therapist, I thrived in a team environment, exploring diverse perspectives for self-improvement and wellness.

After being credentialed by a private college, I pursued private practice working with individuals one-on-one, in small groups, and through demonstrations and mini-workshops as my full-time job. Although it didn't cover all my expenses, it was a labor of love. Simultaneously, I crafted perfect foam for cappuccinos and lattes while working as a Shift-Supervisor and Barista at Starbucks on Queen & John from 1998-1999, across from Much Music.

At 15, a self-initiated volunteer role with Victim Services, Toronto Police Services inspired future career choices and boosted my confidence to pursue education and learn how to help others with empathy and skill.

In the early 2000s, I worked for an adult education company that hosted famous speakers from the personal growth industry, including several New York Times best-selling authors. I had various responsibilities such as managing events and seminars for influential authors in front of large audiences.

This year signifies the completion of a full cycle. I am humbled, profoundly thankful, and honoured to be able to commemorate this moment. The dedication of time, effort, education, training, work, navigating the challenges of sustaining a routine, acquiring knowledge, and dealing with the ordinary tasks of managing finances, unstable employment, swiftly changing economies, and the precarious job market, has been and continues to be worthwhile!

Coaching time is limited. My philosopy for practice is a shared responsibility. Clients must participate and work the program. Your unique intelligence, gifts, talents and skills are embraced and harnessed through the conversation we have and the exchange created. We can discuss your strengths and so much more…

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