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About Me

In addition to coaching, for the past 12 years I’ve been the Executive/Artistic Director of Mass Transit Theater, a 52 year old nonprofit company dedicated to promoting emotional literacy, racial equity and social justice in NYC Public Schools. I’ve taught writing, acting and ensemble improvisation at the college level, and trained educators, parents and k-12 students in conflict resolution skills for ten years. I have a masters in Peace Education. I’ve practiced yoga and meditation throughout my adult life. I was trained in Coaching for Transformation and in Clear Belief Coaching.
My aim as a coach is to support my clients in connecting to, and caring for themselves, deepening and strengthening the relationships that they value, and clarifying their visions and intentions personally and professionally.
I believe that each of us has unlimited capacities to face fear, perceive kinship, and learn from experience. Throughout our lives we come to doubt these innate abilities. There are many pathways to remembering and cultivating them. My greatest joy comes from guiding my clients in reconnecting with their inner resources, understandings and resolve.
I listen carefully for my clients’ interests, then ask questions to unearth essential stories, emotions, and truths about who they are and who they are becoming. I use guided imagery to tap into body wisdom, limiting beliefs, and parts of self, shedding light on avenues to self love, realization, and empowerment. I offer conflict resolution skills to assist clients in deepening their relationships with loved ones and with themselves.
As we improve in identifying and dissolving obstacles, we can become more present and powerful as we navigate life’s changes. As we discover more about our passions and our purpose, we live more fully, joyfully and meaningfully. We meet the inevitable heartbreaks and triumphs of our lives with openness, generosity and courage. We give of ourselves and leave the world a better place.