It All Started When I Admitted I Was A Survivor

I grew up in a fundamentalist religious group and, boy, did it leave a mark. When I left the group (and a marriage), I desperately sought out a religious trauma therapist to help me navigate my experience. 

Turns out, I couldn’t find anyone in the entire city of Los Angeles. So I found a good therapist but had to teach her a lot about my group and, honestly, it was exhausting. 

No trauma survivor should feel like they can’t find the right kind of help. 

Morning walks with my bebe, voice memos to my crew, pilates class, course creation, client sessions, and good skincare. 

daily rituals

Guesting on podcasts, on coaching calls with the delightful therapists in our group, and watching reality TV shows in my downtime

YOU CAN FIND ME:

Grifters, emotional manipulation, patriarchy and people that don’t understand their privilege

I'm NOT ABOUT:

Straight talk, good research, strong coffee, and getting people out of culty and toxic groups through really great mental health support

I BELIEVE IN:

Then I thought… I can put all this knowledge into a comprehensive, thoughtful and impactful course for therapists, coaches, and wellness professionals. I could teach them everything I know and truly serve the religious trauma and cult survivors that long for support. 

This is Traumastery (think monastery but for trauma). A safe and supportive learning space for clinicians and helping professionals that want to become experts in religious trauma, high-control groups, and cult manipulation. 

My superpower is helping therapists and coaches become the incredibly effective religious trauma experts their clients need.

So I decided that therapists simply needed a place where they could find all of the education that was lacking in grad school (and let’s face it, CE courses). I spent years honing my clinical skills with cult survivors. Then I I started teaching new therapists how to ethically support religious trauma survivors through supervision. 

an audio book on 1.8 speed

listening:

chips and salsa, always

CRAVING: 

God of the Woods

READING:

Iced coffee

DRINKING: 

Real Housewives

watching: 

Currently

My Favorite Things

Traveling — I feel very lucky that I'm able to see the world.

my happy place!

The woods! A good hike does my mind and body good.

I'm in my mom era! After 5 years of IVF, my bebe girl arrived this year. 

My Favorite Things

Sunshine. Wayfarers kickstarter semiotics, quinoa godard dreamcatcher hexagon pop-up hoodie.

Ice cream. Microdosing gochujang keffiyeh salvia. Hoodie knausgaard art party.

my guilty pleasure

Photos! Hashtag fashion axe palo santo fanny pack, ramps cornhole messenger bag asymmetrical.

coffee


BEACH


EARLY BIRD


TOPSheet


POPCORN


cake


LIME LACROIX

TEA


mountains


night owl


no topsheet


CHOCOLATE


popsicles


PELLIGRINO

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THE REVIEWS

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I’m ready to give you all my templates, tools, and resources for how I grew my practice of working with my dream clients (cult and religious trauma survivors, duh). So, let’ chat about how you can do the same. 

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