“What do you want to be when you grow up?” When I was a kid, I had a rotating triad of answers. “I want to be a dancer,” I said. “I want to be a teacher,” I said. “I want to be a mom,” I said.

In a certain frame of mind, I have accomplished becoming these things. I have become a dancer, a teacher and a mom. I dance at least 4 times a week, and dance and movement are a primary focus of how I live my life.

I became an Occupational Therapist in 2000 and a Rolfer in 2004. In OT, I teach people how to achieve individual self-mastery in any aspect of life they determine to be purposeful and valuable. As a Rolfer, I teach people, and apply the hands-on soft tissue manipulation, to be in their physical bodies in an optimally balanced and aligned way.

In becoming a mom, I really started making the pivotal leap from aiming to accomplish my goals to celebrating the process therewithin. My kids are instrumental teachers in this perpetual state of becoming. Parenting is not a one and done accomplishment. It is an ever evolving process of learning and teaching how to share what it is to be human with each other. Fabulously, this transfers to more than parenting, EVERYTHING in our lives can be used to develop us on this journey of being human and becoming more ourselves when we choose it to be so consciously.

In all of these realms of becoming, there is a unique blend of asking “the right” questions, investigating resolution, stretching into the potential answers, compiling resources, listening to discern and taking action. As your Coach, we dive into your evolutionary process together. We each have the brightest light of who we want to be “when we grow up” within us already.

The Becoming Center is the commitment to taking the time and using the available resources to align yourself physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually with your path. It’s the eternal process of becoming fulfilled in your vision of yourself.