About

From Corporate Structure to Human Structure

I came to Structural Integration after a 25-year career in Human Resources. I saw HR as an opportunity to influence the world of work and help people find joy and meaning in their careers. But more and more, I found my personal values at odds with the corporate bottom line.

At the height of my career, I was burned out — chronically stressed, unfulfilled, and feeling the impact of over two decades at a desk. During a soul-searching sabbatical, I sought out structural integration to address my chronic headaches. That experience didn’t just help me resolve my pain, it reshaped my relationship with my body and set me on a new path. My next chapter wouldn’t be about transforming corporate systems, but about supporting individuals in finding ease in their own “systems” — their bodies.

Curiosity drives how I work. The human body is incredibly dynamic and complex, and consequently, it is endlessly fascinating and awe-inspiring to me. I’m constantly reading, learning, and exploring, and I bring that same playful curiosity into every session. Every body has its own story to tell and together, we’ll listen, learn, and adapt. I meet each client exactly where they are: no judgment, just genuine interest in what’s going on beneath the surface.

When I’m not practicing SI, you’ll find me rock climbing or in the karate studio with my husband and daughters, getting lost in a good book, or enjoying a stroll with friends.