Equipping college-aged women to pursue freedom and break strongholds around unwanted cycles, habits and sexual addiction.

The biggest lie is that you are the only one.

The only one who struggles with pornography.

The only one who feels stuck in a cycle you can’t out of.

The only one who feels confused about what God says about our sexuality.

I promise you, you are not the only one.

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In person/Zoom coaching sessions

Personalized coaching around your story with an emphasis on creating a path forward towards recovery and relapse prevention.

Practical resources for recovery

Digital and physical resources to help you learn about, process and overcome unwanted cycles, habits or sexual brokenness.

Encouragement for where you are right now.

There is freedom and hope available to you!

God designed you for connection.

Throughout the entire Bible we see a love story painted out for us that, in detail, shows us that God created us for connection and intimacy. Ultimately with Him, and also with others. It’s His idea.

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Let’s talk about the real stuff.

As a sexual addiction and recovery coach who grew up thinking sex talks were for boys, who talks to college-aged women who often don’t know what God says about their identity and intimacy, I want to light the path forward as you are discovering who you were created to be. Here we’ll talk about addiction, shame, worth, relationships, faith, the life stuff we would talk about over a cup of coffee!

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Coaches are not therapists, psychotherapists, psychologists, or counselors. Coaches are unqualified to assist with severe mental health issues. If you are seeking therapy, please ask your coach to send you a referral. You can search for a therapist in your area at: www.psychologytoday.com or through searching Christian therapist and your location. If you’re experiencing a mental health crisis call The National Suicide Line 988 or 911.