Since my earliest memories, my sense of value was wrapped up in how others perceived me. I learned to downplay certain parts of myself to fit in while amplifying traits that earned acceptance. In chasing approval, I lost sight of the most important relationship: the one with myself.

Marriage came swiftly, draped in youthful optimism and the belief that love could conquer anything. But when my marriage collapsed and I lost my husband, I was faced with a profound reckoning. Grief stripped away my illusions and forced me to ask deeper questions about who I was, what I valued, and how I wanted to show up in love.

That pain became the catalyst for transformation. I discovered that even when we know better, old patterns still run the show because our brains and nervous systems are wired that way. It wasn’t until I turned to neuroscience and embodiment that I began to truly rewire my blueprint and embody new ways of relating.

In the midst of this healing, I stepped into matchmaking and relationship coaching. I saw in others what I had lived myself:  people searching for love without truly knowing themselves, repeating patterns that only led to heartbreak.

That realization lit a fire in me: to help others not just “find someone,” but break cycles, heal, and create conscious love that lasts. From this passion, Love Prescriptions was born. What began as my personal journey grew into a movement, guiding people to regulate their nervous systems, rewire unconscious scripts, and embody authentic love. Today, the transformations I witness remind me daily that when we do this work, we don’t just change our relationships; we change the way we live, lead, and connect.