"Working with Samantha has been such a productive investment in my emotional health. I had been trying to work through this quandary on my own, but I kept ending up paralyzed by fear and unable to move through indecision to a healthier place.

Samantha’s skill in asking just the right question at just the right time allowed me to get clarity on the best ways to progress forward. Being able to access her through asynchronous coaching between live sessions kept me feeling fully supported, like she had her hand on my back the whole time. It was an incredible relief to share with someone who truly understood (from personal experience) and such a benefit to have her coaching enhanced by her training & experience as a LMFT."

Trish B. Jasper, Canada

“Samantha gave me a very special space to question many of the ideas and assumptions I had about myself in the safest, most gentle and most supportive way. In this special space, this is where little by little I began to find myself…

This is where I began to distinguish between those beliefs I had that were so deeply rooted in society's conditioning and expectations (that I didn't even realize the choice wasn't mine to begin with) and those ideas that I consciously chose simply because they resonate deep within me regardless of anything or anyone.

And slowly, I began to replace the "shoulds" with my "wants" and limiting old beliefs with empowering new ones, realizing how amazing and empowering it is to be ME in all my uniqueness.”

S.L.

“Coming out later in life after living a disingenuous straight life for over thirty years was both terrifying and exhilarating.

Shedding the pretense of heteronormativity and embracing my authentic inner tom boi while feeling comfortable in my own body for the first time was, and continues to be life-giving.

Having Samantha there to help guide me through this process was incredible. She taught me about being true to myself and embracing myself as I am unapologetically.”

Stephanie F., New Jersey

“Feeling like I didn't fit in, like there was something off or wrong, having relationships that never felt like that soul level...it all makes sense now. I was never myself. I was always trying to play the part that everyone else wanted me to play.
There was no way that I was going to live at my highest potential or be the best person that I could be staying straight, cisgendered and people pleasing, doing all the things that society wanted me to do - I was going to be mediocre.

Now I feel so much pride for who I am. I feel excited, like I finally match who I am.”

K.G., Seattle