Meet Kimberly

​I started coaching in Chicago nine years ago, helping people work through the kind of things that don't show up on a resume — a goal that kept slipping further away, a relationship that needed honesty before it could heal, a version of themselves they'd lost touch with somewhere along the way.

I wrote The Path to an Empowered Being, a workbook on goal setting and mindful living, because the tools that worked in session kept asking to be written down. I'm finishing a second book now, Breaking the Cycle of Parent Child Conflict, for the families doing some of the hardest, most important work there is.

These days I coach from Huntsville — individuals working on themselves, parents working on their families, and a small group coaching circle working on all of it together. My approach is simple: mindfulness first, clarity second, and a plan you'll actually follow third.