I am a disaster mental health and climate justice advocate based in Decatur, Georgia. I partner with entrepreneurs, advocates, and changemakers to show up with autonomy with the systems they’re in instead of being resigned to it. We work together to build resilience and cultivate spaciousness so they can experience ease and fulfillment in their lives.

Coaching is a powerful catalyst for taking small, sweet steps toward building momentum to accomplish our goals. And when we break our lofty goals into actionable steps, our relationship with our work changes dramatically.

A bit more about me:

I have worked on climate and environmental justice advocacy domestically and internationally for over twelve years. I have worked with and for nonprofits, city governments, and mutual aid organizations, and am passionate about centering mental health in disaster management and advocacy. 

I have been professionally coaching for almost ten years and received both my life coaching and organizational coaching certifications from the Academy for Coaching Excellence. I hold dual master's degrees in social work and disaster resilience leadership from Tulane University, with a certificate in Disaster Mental Health and Collective Trauma. 

My core values are resilience, humility, patience, playfulness, passion, and transparency. I live with my wife and daughters in Decatur, Georgia. Outside of coaching, I love to travel, spend time in the mountains, and nerd out about organizational dynamics.