Here’s some Truthy Truth about ME:

My journey has brought me to here.

My journey as a Coach began with a deep understanding of trauma. Having been relinquished at birth, I spent my first days in a nursery without a name.

Without always understanding why, I sought connection all my life: traveling around the world, seeking love in all the wrong places. I finally found a profound healing in motherhood and in being at sea. Yes, at sea! I live with my partner aboard our sailboat, Slow Dancing. What I found at sea was the relationship I had longed for all of my life.

Diagnosed with PTSD at age 53, I emerged with a deeper understanding of the human psyche and recognized how early, preverbal experiences had shaped my life. This revelation fueled my passion for seeking truth and understanding human behavior, particularly the patterns that keep us stuck.

Over the past decade, I have integrated this knowledge to help others navigate their own journeys.

I am proud to be featured in a chapter of Eleanor Mills’ upcoming book, Much More to Come. Eleanor Mills is the founder of Noon and an award-winning editor, writer and broadcaster. In the chapter, Eleanor discusses our fateful meeting in Jamaica, and how I helped her name her vision in the aftermath of her lifetime career.

A Short Bio about Nancy

A seasoned coach, Nancy completed her coach training with the Co-Active Training Institute (CTI) in 2008. She is also a graduate of CTI’s 10-month Leadership Training Program.

A lifelong student of humans and personal growth, Nancy received her BA in Psychology and Criminal Justice from the University of Illinois. She went on to complete the Hoffman Process and several Insight seminars. She is curious to her core, and has long been an interested and engaged participant and learner through somatic, therapeutic and expansive workshops.

In addition to coaching individuals, she has created and led multiple women’s circles, including several trips to India.