I came to ShareWell because I know what it feels like to carry a story that does not fit neatly into one box. My life has been shaped by adoption, recovery, CPTSD, ADHD, family wounds, relationships, loss, confusion, resilience, and the long process of learning how to understand myself without shame. For a long time, I felt like I was searching for myself in pieces. Over time, I realized healing is not just about what happened. It is also about how we learn to see ourselves through it. That is what brought me here: lived experience, honest conversation, and the belief that our stories can become connection instead of isolation.

I hope to offer real connection — the kind that gives people room to be honest, messy, thoughtful, funny, unsure, and still fully human. I am not here to fix anyone or tell someone what their story means. I offer lived experience, reflection, humor, curiosity, and a steady space to sit with the deeper layers until they start making more sense. Whether the conversation is about recovery, adoption, family wounds, relationships, identity, grief, or simply trying to understand yourself better, I believe there is value in being met with honesty, warmth, and someone who can help follow the thread without rushing the process.