About
Strategic architect for bold transitions
I guide individuals and organizations through the liminal phases of transformation: those uncertain, in-between spaces where the old no longer fits and the new hasn't fully emerged. I work with leaders, founders, and high achievers who want to move through that passage deliberately, rather than just endure it.
Change is inevitable, but growth is intentional
I care deeply about living with purpose and intention, and my work is guiding people toward lives of genuine fulfilment.
Drawing on the Japanese idea of ikigai, I help clients bring their passions, talents, and contributions into balance across the whole of their lives. Through our work, you learn to define success on your own terms, holding meaningful work alongside rich relationships and a sense of community.
Four cultures, thirty countries, one throughline
I have lived inside four distinct cultures: Morocco and Sweden as a child, France as a student, the United States as an adult. Each move dismantled my assumptions and rebuilt my sense of who I was. I came to know profound change from the inside long before it became my work.
A global career has since carried me through more than thirty countries and a range of fields, from academia to entrepreneurship to organizational psychology.
Today I split my time between Provence and Providence. Through all of it, one question has stayed with me: what allows a person to move through profound change and come out coherent, their life, their values, and their relationships in alignment? I have lived that question. And now, walking alongside others as they live theirs is the work I do.
Approach
A holistic, evidence-based practice
A global perspective
A life spent adapting to new cultures and languages trained me to notice the assumptions people don't know they carry. In coaching, that becomes an ear for the beliefs and filters quietly shaping a client's choices.
The whole person
Coaching addresses your health, relationships, values, resources, and goals, across both personal and professional life, because no transition happens in just one part of a life.
Evidence-based and experience-informed
Grounded in graduate business education and doctoral research in organizational psychology, my work pairs evidence-based strategy with a constructivist view of change: that we respond to the maps we build of the world, and can rebuild them.
Support between sessions
Digital tools and analytics support the work between sessions, helping turn insight into consistent, measurable change.
Field note
Where this work comes from
A personal reflection on the first Liminal Odyssey and the year that followed it into the mountains.
Read the field note