I believe healing is a journey of remembering—of coming back to the truest parts of yourself that may have been hidden, hurt, or forgotten along the way.

At The Return Home, my why is rooted in the understanding that so many of us move through life carrying untold stories, unresolved pain, or a quiet ache for something more. I’ve seen how trauma, mental health challenges, burnout, and addiction can pull us away from who we really are—and how, with the right support, we can find our way back.

I’m here to offer a space where it’s safe to feel, to explore, to question, and to grow. A space where your humanity is honored, your voice is valued, and your process is respected.