About
Who Am I?
Ariel Coaching knows that life doesn’t always go according to plan. At the age of 23, I faced chronic illness and paralysis. Throughout my life, I have experienced trauma, heartbreak, disappointment, and profound uncertainty.
Those experiences have shaped my belief that even in our most difficult moments, transformation is possible.
My coaching approach is compassionate, empowering, and deeply personal. I help individuals move beyond limiting beliefs, navigate life transitions, rediscover their purpose, rebuild confidence, and create a clear vision for the life they truly want.
I believe you are more than what has happened to you. Sometimes, all it takes is someone to remind you of the strength that has been inside you all along — and to help you discover what is possible from there.
Your Next Step
As Seneca wrote, “If one does not know to which port one is sailing, no wind is favorable.” This is why Ariel Coaching offers a free, year-long coaching workshop series built around one deceptively simple question:
What would I love?
Over twelve months, we move together through clarity, decision, resistance, capacity, the body, relationships, work and money, the past, cultivation, action, and becoming — and then return, at the end, to a bigger version of the same question: What would I love now? The year is a loop, not a finish line.
How the year flows
The program pivots through four movements:
- Creating the Vision (Sep–Nov) — notice, define, decide.
- Staying With It (Dec–Feb) — recognize, restore, resource.
- Creating a Life With Other People (Mar–May) — connect, align, reclaim.
- Becoming (Jun–Aug) — cultivate, act, integrate.
What each gathering feels like
Every workshop follows a loose, human rhythm — not a formula: we arrive, notice what’s true, remember where we’ve been, explore one central idea, actually experience it, make it our own, choose something specific to carry forward, and land together.
It’s free, it’s welcoming, and you don’t need to have it all figured out to begin. You just need to be willing to ask what you’d love.