I’m a certified relationship coach and the creator of The Marriage Philosopher™. My work focuses on helping individuals and couples strengthen communication, navigate difficult conversations, and build intentional relationships that reflect who they truly are — not who they were told they should be.

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My approach is grounded in both professional training and lived experience. I hold a degree in Philosophy, which shapes how I think about relationships, responsibility, and communication, and I spent years working in community-based roles with individuals impacted by crime, homelessness, and major life transitions. Facilitating anger management became both my passion and the catalyst for my desire to help others learn to communicate more effectively. Through that work, it became clear to me that many people struggle in relationships not because they don’t care, but because they don’t feel heard, understood, or equipped to communicate well.

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I’m the author of Crazy on the Inside: A Memoir of Nobody Special and The Pre-Marriage Handbook: The Conversations That Build What Vows Alone Cannot, written to support people at different points in their relationship journey — from self-reflection and identity work to practical, conversation-focused guidance. Together, my writing and coaching reflect a belief that strong relationships are built through honest communication, emotional responsibility, and intentional design.

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I offer support through private coaching, structured courses, written work, and ongoing community spaces. Whether you’re looking to reconnect, repair, or redefine your relationship, my goal is to help you slow down, communicate with clarity, and build partnerships that genuinely support the life you’re living.