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About

My Story

Many high-performance women believe that trauma is something they should just grin and bear. But you can have a brilliant career, a loving personal life, and a sense of freedom for your future. The reason you don't have these qualities now isn't your fault--it's just how trauma works on the brain. 

 

Trust me--I know. 

I was teaching at Yale University when I had a baby. After nearly dying in childbirth, I plunged into years-long postpartum depression. I looked everywhere for a coach who understand my particular condition:

career woman + devoted mother + PTSD + depression.

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But care for women and especially mothers is scant, and trauma-care is often outdated, confusing, and expensive. That's why I devoted myself to researching and then applying the gentlest and most effective method that leads to a PTSD-free life. 

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My Practice

My "PTSD Recovery" protocol provides the gentlest and most effective method that leads to a PTSD-free life. It lasts just 12 sessions, with no gory details, prolonged coaching, or endless expense. We start by identifying the trauma-generated beliefs holding you back. Then we dismantle them by working step by step through issues such as Safety, Trust, Control, Intimacy, and Self-Esteem. Most clients see results within one session. 

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After completing "PTSD Recovery," clients describe how their stumbling blocks have become non-issues. They celebrate how much control they have over their destiny. Through my program, they develop skills to redirect their own brains from self-sabotage to self-actualization.

 

I do this work because I get to hear brilliant women say, "thank you for giving me my life back."

My Qualifications

Cornell University

B.A., Literature and Human Rights

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Columbia University

Ph.D., English and Comparative Literature

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CreativeMind University

Jungian Life Coach Certification

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10+ Years Teaching at Yale, Rutgers, and Columbia

 

12+ Years Coaching and Mentoring

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