resolution

I began my career as a lawyer, working alongside families who had lost children, been shattered by violence, or suffered immense harm through the failures of government and corporate systems. I investigated the causes, negotiated with insurers and agencies, and helped clients navigate a confusing, often cold legal world in moments of deep grief.

Over time, I came to see that the legal system—while sometimes necessary—is not always where true resolution lives. Now, my work centers on helping people understand what happened, clarify what justice means to them, and move forward with dignity and power. Sometimes that means supporting a family as they prepare a legal claim. Sometimes it means helping them choose not to pursue one. And sometimes it means creating new forms of healing and closure altogether.

I draw from a background in law, complex investigations, mediation, Psychodrama, and trauma-informed dialogue. Whether I’m guiding families through post-crisis choices, helping parents create peaceful co-parenting plans, or facilitating truth-telling after harm, my goal is always the same: to honor the human story, reduce unnecessary conflict, and support meaningful resolution.

Conflict doesn’t have to become a battle.
Grief doesn’t have to become a dead end.
Let’s talk about what comes next—and how to get there, together.