Speaking & Media

Your audience doesn't need more information.They need to feel something true.

Words have always been where I live. As a voice reclamation specialist and founder of Women Who Break the Pattern, I bring that conviction to every stage I step onto, whether it's a podcast, an in-person intimate gathering, a keynote, or a guided experience at a retreat. My talks are not presentations. They are invitations. Invitations into real questions. Invitations into rooms where the silence finally has a name, and an antidote.



What to Expect

With almost two decades of experience as a classroom teacher, I know how to hold a room. (Trust me, if you can keep 14-year-olds engaged with Latin grammar, you can do almost anything!) But more than that, I know how to make a room feel safe enough for real things to happen.

My speaking work draws from my own voice reclamation journey, from the matriarchal stories I have traced and released, and from the women I have guided through the same terrain. I do not speak from a distance. I speak from inside the experience.


The result is an experience that stays with people long after the room empties.

Available For:

  • Keynotes and featured talks
  • Women's retreats and healing circles
  • Conferences centered on women's leadership, spirituality, or personal growth
  • Podcast and online interviews
  • Panel discussions
  • Community events and workshops
  • Print and digital media contributions


What I speak on:


Each talk is shaped to the needs and culture of your audience. Unless the format or occasion requires otherwise, they are designed to be hands-on, active experiences that take people on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. These are the territories I know deeply and speak from with rooted authority:

You Are the Answer Your Grandmothers Were Praying For

An interactive experience that opens with a story most women recognize immediately: the moment your voice cut off, right when it mattered most. We trace that moment back through the maternal line, name what was inherited, and touch the arc of reclamation that has been happening in you your whole life, whether you named it or not. Participants leave having written something true, spoken something brave, and seen themselves differently. Available as a workshop, keynote, or retreat experience.

Storytelling for Liberation: Tracing the Matriarchal Line

We inherit more than our grandmothers' eyes. We inherit their silences. Their fears. Their unfinished stories. This talk invites women to trace their voice back through the maternal line, name what was passed down, and begin to discern what is theirs to carry and what is theirs to release. Deeply personal. Grounded in ancestral wisdom. Profoundly life-changing.

The Stories Women Carry

Every family line carries wounds that were never fully healed. They travel quietly, tucked inside the stories we absorb before we are old enough to question them. This talk is about making those wounds visible, understanding how they have shaped the woman you became, and stepping into the most powerful role available to you: the one who ends the cycle. Not just for yourself. For every woman who comes after you.

Breaking the Mold: How to Rewrite Your Money Story

Your bank account is not the whole story. But somewhere along the way, you started believing it was. You inherited money beliefs you never chose, from the way your family talked (or didn't talk) about finances, from every time you undercharged, avoided, or told yourself someday. Those stories have been running quietly in the background, driving decisions you didn't even realize you were making. This workshop brings together the inner work of voice and identity to help you name those stories and then, deliberately and powerfully, rewrite them. Participants leave with clarity, new language for their relationship with money, and concrete next steps to live from their new financial identity.

Speaking from the Inside Out

Most women have two voices. The one they use in public, and the one that carries the real weight of what they know. This talk explores the gap between them, and what becomes possible when a woman speaks from what she actually carries rather than what she thinks the room can hold.

Words as Inheritance & Legacy

Language is not neutral. The words we reach for, the ones we avoid, the phrases that have shaped our sense of self since childhood, all of it carries a history. This talk is for anyone who has ever felt that words were doing something to them rather than for them, and wants to change that relationship.

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Sacred Journaling as a Path Back to Voice

Journaling is far more than a self-help tool. It is one of the oldest practices of self-inquiry we have. This talk and workshop offering introduces women to journaling as a living, breathing relationship with their own words. You leave with prompts you can use immediately and a new understanding of what your writing is actually trying to tell you.


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Series: Deep Dives on Sacred Themes


Any talk from a series can be requested as a single, one-off event focused on a specific topic, or as a more comprehensive experience with a customizable number of talks that build on each other over time.


Pattern Breaker Series

History is full of people who refused to live inside the story their world handed them. This series draws on the lives of pattern breakers across time and culture, examining what drove them, what it cost them, and what they made possible for everyone who came after. Favorites include St. Francis: The Rebel Poet, who chose radical poverty and wonder over power and privilege; Rumi: The Revolutionary Mystic, whose grief became the doorway to one of the most enduring voices of divine love the world has ever known; and Kateri Tekakwitha: A Bridge Between Two Worlds, who held her identity with extraordinary integrity at the intersection of two cultures that each demanded she choose. Each talk in this series is an invitation to find yourself in the story of someone who broke the pattern before you, and to draw from their courage what you need for your own.

Women in Leadership Series

For many women, the greatest obstacle to leading well is not a lack of skill or vision but an inherited story about how much space they are allowed to take, how much authority they are allowed to claim, and whether the version of themselves they bring into the room is the real one. This series addresses that gap directly. Topics include The Permission Workshop: Claiming Your Right to Evolve; From Scattered to Selective: Finding Your Through-Line; Rewriting Your Origin Story: What You Actually Want People to Know; The Visibility Recalibration: Being Seen Without Performing; The Courage Audit: What You're Not Saying (And Why); The Confidence Reset: Reconnecting with What You Know; Your Voice, Unfiltered: Writing That Sounds Like You, and more.

Reclaiming Christianity Series

So many of the stories we inherit about our worthiness, our voice, our identity, and our place as women are shaped by religion. For women raised in the Christian tradition, those stories can run especially deep, woven into the fabric of how we understand ourselves in relation to God, to community, and to our own authority. This series draws on my own Christian upbringing and living faith to reapproach the people and principles of Christianity with fresh eyes, turning controlling and contrived narratives on their head and opening the door to a renewed relationship with Jesus, Mary, the saints, and our inherent dignity as individual embodiments of the imago Dei, the image of God. These are not talks that ask you to leave your faith. They are invitations to go deeper into it, on your own terms, in your own voice.

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Online Mini-Series

The Power of Women Using Their Voices is an online mini-series exploring what it means to be a woman who claims the power of her voice. Each week I interview a woman who is making an impact by using her voice–or a man who supports the voices of women. Through shared stories my goal is to honor the courage of women as we forge a path forward towards a society where all voices are equally valued. View Season 1.