About Lynne
For when you need someone who’s been through the hard parts — and knows how to walk beside you without trying to fix you.
The work that
shaped this work
We all have chapters that redefine who we are.
Mine included a decade of caregiving through illness, the long road to motherhood after being told it would never happen, and the quiet rebuilding that comes after everything you thought you knew unravels.
Those experiences taught me that life rarely goes to plan — and that the way we meet what happens matters more than anything else.
Today, my husband is cancer free, our daughters are thriving, and I carry a deep respect for the paradox we all live inside:
that life is short and long, unpredictable and full of choice, painful and beautiful.
I share this not because my story is the point, but because you probably know something about paradox too.
You might be holding both love and loss, gratitude and exhaustion, fear and hope.
And you’re ready for someone who can hold it with you — without judgment, without rushing you to the light.
Lessons along the way
True strength isn’t holding it all together — it’s asking for help.
Life being hard isn’t a reflection of your worth.
Circumstances don’t define you — how you meet them does.There are seasons for everything. Some last far longer than we’d like, but none last forever.
Hibernation is necessary. There’s medicine in the dark, in the unknown, in slowing down long enough to listen for what’s trying to grow.
Motherhood — and caregiving, and all the tender forms of love — are spiritual practices.
They invite us back, again and again, to compassion and presence.
My approach
My work blends lived experience with professional skill.
I listen deeply, help you see what’s happening beneath the surface, and walk with you as you make sense of it — one real conversation at a time.
Clients often describe our work as steady and real — the kind of space where you can finally stop performing strength, tell the truth, and begin to see yourself with softer eyes.
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Truth and Simplicity
Healing begins wth honesty.
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Presence and Possibility
Learning to hold both what is and what could be.
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Self-leadership
Trusting your own knowing, even when it feels edgy
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Compassion and Beauty
Meeting life — and yourself — with tenderness and appreciation for the beauty that remains.