I do this work because I believe fathers deserve a space to grow, heal, and lead with love. What lights me up is seeing a dad reconnect with his child, his partner, and most importantly himself.

My journey into coaching began with my own experience as a father to two neurodivergent children, one whom is gender diverse also. I faced moments of doubt, overwhelm, and isolation. But through deep personal work and connection, I found clarity and strength. That turning point inspired me to help other dads walk a similar path with support, not shame.

I believe every father has the capacity to lead with compassion. My mission is to help you access that power, even in the face of uncertainty. I value honesty, empathy, and the courage to grow. Coaching isn’t about fixing you it’s about helping you show up as your best self.

My approach is relational, trauma-informed, and grounded in lived experience. I don’t offer cookie-cutter advice. Instead, I listen deeply, ask powerful questions, and walk alongside you as you navigate the complexities of parenting a neurodivergent or gender-diverse child.