Stride with Grace
There's a season I call the "betweening" (Thank you, Dr. Finch), that tender, disorienting space between who you were and whom you're becoming. It's the heartbeat behind Stride with Grace, and I know it intimately.
In 2024, I was living it all at once: grieving my mom, navigating menopause, raising two boys into men, caring for my retired Marine husband, and watching my father grieve the loss of my mother of 62 years. I was the one people came to when life fell apart, and quietly, I was coming undone.
A crossroad found me. One that nearly ended my life.
It was there, in the unraveling, that I finally looked back at myself with grace. Accepting support wasn't a weakness. It was where complex, compounded change became the very ground where resilience grew. Where I became my own hero.
And that cape? We don't just wear one throughout life. We have many. When we are done with one, we put on the next. My closet is full of them, and each tells a story of experience, virtues, and belonging (grace was there all along, I just didn't know it back then, like I do today).
Today I stride with grace, and through this work, I want to walk alongside you or to let you know that you don't have to stride alone.
I work with military spouses, single moms, empty nesters, caregivers, women stepping away from corporate America who aren't ready to stop contributing, and veterans navigating life after service, all holding everything together while quietly coming undone. Our journeys are our own, but we find each other in the common ground of our stories. Vulnerability built my constellation of relationships. Resilience kept me alive. And I'm not done giving.
The unraveling work is where your new beginning lives. Our purpose shifts with our life experiences, and there is no need to apologize for that.
Who are you now? What energizes you? What needs to be released?
Those three questions impacted my life. I had resources and people to walk that journey with me, and you don't have to walk yours alone.
Stride with Grace
Stride With Grace exists to provide free coaching support to women who are military spouses of active or retired service members and combat veteran spouses navigating life's most defining moments through transformational coaching, spiritual guidance, and authentic community, so they have an opportunity to move forward with purpose, resilience, and grace.
*I currently have 5 slots available each month. I am actively looking for a sponsor for this program to bring in more coaches to support this meaningful work.
I look forward to continuing this work into 2027.
Vision
I envision a world where every person, from the military spouse on the home front to the caregiver, walks through their season of change with unshakable faith, radical clarity, and the grace to become who they were always meant to be.
