Engaging in career coaching can be a powerful step toward building clarity, confidence, and momentum—especially when you are navigating a career pivot or considering business strategy. As a Certified Career Services Provider (CCSP) through the National Career Development Association, I bring both structure and empathy to my coaching practice.
Together with my clients, I begin by clarifying core career values and identifying what matters most in work and life. From there, we connect the dots between experience, professional stories, and career goals—translating ideas into tangible, achievable action. Whether you're exploring a new path, innovating in your field, returning to the workforce, or aiming for growth in your current field, I tailor my 1:1 and group work with clients to meet both short- and long-term goals. Again and again, I have witnessed how this process builds momentum and fosters meaningful change.
My professional background is rooted in DEIB-focused career development, and I possess certificates related to neurodiversity in the workplace. From 2024 to 2025, I advised undergraduate and graduate students at Princeton University, and previously worked in career development offices including Saint Joseph’s University, University of the Sciences, and the University of Pittsburgh. I also spent three years from 2021-2024 working in the non-profit space supporting a research study on underemployment and unemployment among underrepresented populations.
I founded For the Love of Work in 2013 as a way to have a more flexible career while my children were young. I enjoy supporting individuals in my community through life transitions and career growth, and bring attunement, deep listening, and curiosity to each session. I cherish the diversity of people's identities, backgrounds, and lived experiences—including race, gender identity, age, ethnicity, national origin, abilities, sexual orientation, education, and financial means. I am passionate about networking and community-building, I enjoy travel and being out in nature, and believe that even small acts of kindness can have far reaching ripple effects.
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Identifying your goals and supporting the process towards achieving them is at the heart of my work as a career coach. I believe that we are all lifelong learners who can gain so much through listening to and learning from one another if we pause and make both space and time. I believe that the path to progress and change involves taking inventory of your values, personality, interests, skills, and goals, followed by connecting the dots to clarify your narrative and share your story,
I am not a one-size-fits-all practitioner and value the fact that your journey is unique. The act of simply reaching out to ask for help is courageous, brave, and an act of self-care.