You’re not broken—you’re becoming.

You’re a high-achieving woman who’s followed the rules and chased the dream, but you feel empty.

Let’s find what’s missing.

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Where You Are:

You’ve checked most of the boxes for “success”: education, career, family
But, you feel disconnected from yourself and your life.
You find yourself wondering Is this it?
You don’t know what you want, or even what you like, anymore.

You need a change, but you’re afraid to make the wrong decision
You fear you can’t have both freedom and financial stability.

You worry it’s too late for you.

What You Want:

Clarity on your desires and dreams
A feeling that what you do matters, that you matter
Connection with people who ask the big questions
More ease, fun, and joy

Confidence in your decisions
Deeper vitality and aliveness
Peace and inner-alignment
A clear path forward.

You need something different.

This is not therapy. It’s not generic life coaching.

It’s a way to go deeper and ask foundational questions about who you are, what you believe, and what you really want—guided by a feminist mother and Buddhist meditator who has a PhD in philosophy.

You’ll receive age-old wisdom that applies directly to your life to help you figure out what matters most to you.

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What I Offer:

Deeper questions, so you can live more honest answers
Deconstruction of your internalized myths to “be good” and “do it right”
Excavation of your buried desires and forgotten truths
Permission to slow down and trust that you are right on time
Space to feel, without fixing or judging

Ways to have hope in the face of the abyss
Practices to grieve your unmet needs, so you can feel more joy
Reasons to trust and follow your feminine wisdom
Decision-making that comes from inner alignment
A path to feel more deeply connected and alive
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What to do when your worldview falls apart

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What clients are saying

“Before I started working with Danielle, I had been ‘trying to be a writer’ for almost two decades. By the end of our first six-month program, I had gotten several publications, (including one in a major paper), a grant to write, and, most importantly, my MIND had been radically changed; my anxiety levels dropped, and I was able to show up to my creative work with an attitude that felt excited, empowered, and playful. By the end of our third program, I’d quit my job, finished a book draft, and within a week, I had agents fighting over it! I am awash in tears of gratitude. Thank you, Danielle. You changed my life.”
— Kelly Ramsey, Author of Wildfire Days and mother of 1
“I was trying to mentally prepare myself for the arrival of my second child, after really struggling postpartum with my first. After a year in traditional therapy, I still felt frustrated, stuck, and overwhelmed. Danielle cut straight to the heart of the limiting thoughts and stories I was caught in. Through her gentle encouragement, she helped me fully honor my pain while also challenging my negative self-talk. After a lifetime of feeling doomed in motherhood, I am now so much more confident, capable, and patient with myself. I never thought, at six-weeks postpartum, I could feel this good.”
— Meg B. , Mother of 2
“Danielle has become an incredibly important person in my life, guiding me to where I am today. Thanks to her coaching, I actually opened an art studio that I'd been dreaming about for years! She transformed not just my professional path, but my entire understanding of myself.”
— Victoria Nikitina Chala, Rising Heart Coaching, Mother of 2
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“Danielle helped me when a decade of therapy couldn’t touch my incapacitating existential dread, fueled by my discarded religious upbringing, lack of sense of self, and loss of hope in humanity. She showed me that my ‘educated’ view that the world is a terrible place was really just a way of giving up. She seemed to have a quote, book recommendation, and/or Buddhist teaching for literally every single situation, and through them, she taught me how to draw comfort from the world, and more importantly, from myself.”
— Dani Smith, Writer and Actor