I don't guess. I measure.

I spent 26 years learning how to see what others missed.

Most of my career was spent in university leadership, working across enrollment management and student life. I was responsible for people, strategy, outcomes, and decisions that weren't always popular.

I learned to ask better questions, look beyond the obvious explanations, and pay attention when the evidence didn't match the story being told.

I also learned that understanding a problem and helping someone do something about it require different skills. I could be demanding. I cared deeply about the people I led, and I took their potential seriously.

Outside of work, I ran, lifted, and trained consistently. I loved understanding what the human body could do.

Then, in midlife, the relationship between effort and results began to change. I was doing much of what had always worked, but my body wasn't responding the same way. Routine lab results weren't providing much explanation.

So I started asking better questions about my own physiology. I studied, investigated, measured, and began connecting information that had previously been considered separately.

RESOLVE grew from that curiosity, and from a conviction that women deserve more thoughtful, individualized coaching.

Today, I bring the same combination of investigation, evidence, judgment, and personal investment to health and performance coaching.

I want to understand what's happening, what the evidence supports, and what will actually work for the person living with the plan.