Hi, I’m june.

I was 24 when I woke up from a cocaine-induced heart attack.

After months of denial, I realized that if I didn’t change my life, I was going to die. This was the external event that started it all. As I started AA, we dove into the internals and that’s when my life started to change. I began doing the twelve steps, reaching out to others, and working with a sponsor. I developed a relationship with my own higher power, I added in yoga, therapy, coaching, and a minimalist lifestyle. I had cultivated lasting, authentic relationships with a community around me and myself. Through these practices, I started to develop my own methodologies and became adept in a variety of self-help, therapeutic, and holistic healing and mindfulness modalities.

While taking my steps towards clarity, I figured out that my self-esteem was in the toilet. I found that this was my biggest internal struggle and was causing me a lot of pain. I had to start taking care of myself and accept who I am. I had to believe that I was worthy. Deep down I knew that I had a gift to share with the world, but there was a lot of shit layered on me that I had to get off. The negativity, the trauma, the comparing myself to others, the anger -- the pressure of those things were enough to crush the sensitive, intuitive, playful, creative woman that I am. The person I was meant to be. 

From a young age, I have been drawn to people who needed help becoming their authentic self. I realized that all it took was one person seeing them clearly. Who we truly are can be so deeply buried under trauma, stress, insecurities, and a whole lot of other shit. My gift is that I see right through all of that.

Let me help you become the person you were meant to be.

I am open about my experiences and self-work because let’s be real -- why would you want to work with anyone who hasn’t done the work?

Today, I am a certified recovery and intuitive coach who works globally with people who feel stuck. Uniquely, I’ve been that person, so my gift is well-honed after over a decade of sobriety and working on myself. 

I found my voice again. It gets stronger every day.

a few of my favorite things