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What if  becoming is less about changing who you are- and more about coming home to yourself?

 

Drawing on my lived experience with near-death anorexia, late-identified autism, and spirituality, I speak and teach about transforming adversity into growth through self-understanding, acceptance, inner joy, purpose, and the healing power of radical self-love.

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My Story

At 43, I stood on the brink of death from anorexia nervosa- my body shutting down, my voice silenced, and everyone around me convinced I was dying of Crohn’s disease. The truth was more devastating: I was starving to death in plain sight.

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Unaware of the autistic architecture of my mind, I moved through life feeling like a defective human product- faulty DNA Mickey Moused together into some unclassified space junk floating about in the ether, belonging nowhere. A glitch in the matrix.

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I operated on liminalities of energy squeezeage, the verges of the last drop- struggling to meet societal expectations. Every peopling encounter blew up my transformer and left me devoid of juice, in an eternal state of power outage. I could never understand why the smallest of things required so much elbow grease from me. I navigated the everyday with sensory faculties cranked to a hundred, like an exposed nerve. 

Author

From the Blog

Writing has been my greatest passion since childhood- as essential to me as oxygen. A lover and collector of words, I delight in the possibilities of language, unexpected metaphors, and the art of rendering interiority legible. Lyrical and bruisingly honest, my writing has a cadence all its own, in a voice where archaic meets street vernacular, blending raw storytelling, gallows humor, and unflinching authenticity. I write to share my experiences and insights, exploring the human condition, identity, suffering, healing, and Love, in the hope that others may find something of themselves within my words.

Speaking

Through raw storytelling, I share my personal experiences and the insights I discovered along the way- from my near-death battle with anorexia and journey through recovery to discovering I am autistic at forty-three, and the profound transformation that followed.

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I speak to inspire others in navigating the human journey, to offer hope, and to empower people to find their own voices, discover their guidance within, and recognize their inherent value and worth. Having journeyed back from the precipice of death, I stand as living testimony that recovery is possible, and that even in our darkest moments, extraordinary transformation can unfold.

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At the heart of my talks is the journey back to ourselves- learning to embrace our experiences, find our way toward self-love, and discover that the wisdom and worth we seek have been within us all along.

Speaking Topics

Breaking the Silence: Inside the Mind of Anorexia

Late-Identified Autism: I Was Never Broken to Begin With

Autism & Eating Disorders: The Dangerously Overlooked Intersection

Coming Home to Yourself: The Radical Power of Self-Love

Joy Unfolds from Within: Acceptance, Equanimity & the Human Journey

Love Consciousness: Meditation, Spirituality & Connection to the Divine

Teaching & Mentorship

I teach self-love as the root of all healing- a becoming, a remembering, a coming home to ourselves. Through one-on-one mentorship, group teaching, and guided meditation, I explore acceptance, equanimity, inner joy, spirituality, and our connection to Love, helping others discover their worth within.

Workshops & Classes

I offer workshops and classes that create space for reflection, conversation, and deeper self-understanding. Each offering draws from lived experience while inviting participants to explore their own experiences with curiosity and compassion.

Singer-Songwriter

Music has been part of my life for as long as I can remember.  Songwriting gives me a place to explore the things that are sometimes difficult to put into ordinary words:  Identity, connection, loss, healing, love, and the experience of becoming more fully myself.

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