
From Addiction to Faith-Based Recovery Coach Helping Women & Men Transform Their Lives
For 27 years, I struggled with addiction—drugs, alcohol, food, depression, anxiety, and deep-rooted trauma. These battles brought me to the lowest point in my life. I became homeless and lost everything, including my sense of worth and identity. I carried a broken belief that I was uniquely broken—too damaged, too different, and ultimately unworthy of being saved.
But after hitting rock bottom, something within me shifted. In the depths of my despair, I finally turned to my loving and merciful Creator—a Higher Power I didn’t trust or even believe in before. Over the past decade, God has lovingly restored my soul.
Addiction was my Goliath. And I could not have overcome it on my own.
Along this journey, I discovered that change doesn't happen by accident. It comes through connection, using recovery tools, acts of faith, and intentional access to the power that makes true transformation possible. I've learned tools that helped me reconnect with my Higher Power—and I've created others that have become pillars of my daily recovery.
These tools include spiritual practices, mindset shifts, daily accountability, and moments of surrender—small, consistent acts of faith that open the door to miracles. I now live to share these tools with others, to walk alongside them as they discover that same power for themselves.
I am a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and I currently serve as an addiction recovery missionary alongside my husband, Weston, in the Church’s Addiction Recovery Program. It is one of the greatest honors of my life to witness lives being changed through spiritual connection, community, and Christ-centered recovery.
While my faith is central to who I am, I work with individuals from all walks of life and all spiritual backgrounds. Healing belongs to everyone—and my approach is grounded in love, grace, and practical tools that support lasting change, regardless of religious affiliation.
Miracles are real. Change is possible. And I’m living proof.