Join my mom and me on her journey with Alzheimer’s that started with her diagnosis in 2017. My project encompasses blog posts, short stories, pictures, videos, workshops and public speaking engagements about my journey with her as we both come to grips with every loss and milestone. Find out how she is still alive and kicking in her own way! Click here.

I’m in the midst of developing packets that cover the practicalities of taking care of a loved one. Packets also include insights and soul work for the caregiver to stay connected to their emotions, hopefully avoiding debilitating stress and feelings of lost and loneliness. First packet available in December!

Enjoy sassy postcards to send to a loved one or friend who are feeling the stress of this exhausting and emotional journey. The postcards are in final design process-available in Oct. Remember…a post is fine but a postcard is even better!

Discover really simple tools and games to help promote connection with your loved one. Coming out this November - just in time for turkey or tofu.

A project of short stories (ok, maybe not that short), quirky posts, and videos about my incredible (both positive and negative) life experiences. They cover tough times when I’m going through things that other people can relate to. Crazy stuff people told me I should write a book about. Daily observations about things I find intriguing, entertaining or down right funny. And sometimes this stuff happens when I’m wearing shorts. Jump into my shorts here.

Don’t let the idea of “spirituality” scare you away. It’s just that I find myself overlapping the two - my spiritual beliefs with my social justice advocacy. This project focuses on writings, workshops, sermons, public speaking events, and so much more. I address today’s issues and theological ideas from a spiritual social justice lens. See the connections here.

Unique mailable postcards that are a bit of sass wrapped in a hug. The “heard you” line is a sassy, sometimes shocking, sarcastic statement about a life event. The hug comes from the following lines when you share a caring and loving sentiment. The postcard always ends with a direct statement about giving you a call - encouraging that human connection. A post is fine but a postcard is even better. Stay connected to find out when the first batch comes back from the printers - send me an email below.

My newest project under development is having a way to change your gratitude journal into live action. Can you imagine a day where you are the source of smiles and helping someone have an awesome day? Stay connected to find out more - send me an email below.