When I was six, I was clacking away on my mom’s giant college typewriter, writing the first of many (many) stories. I ran around pretending to be a fairy protecting the forest, talked to myself out loud for advice (still do), and collected hobbies like other kids collected pogs (dated myself here; don’t care). Over the years, I became a musician, an ADHD coach, a humorist, an author, a witch, a mother, a wife, and a friend.

For years, I felt like I had to pick one identity for people to know me by. I’m getting older, and I ain’t got the energy for that, so you get all of me.

I’ve been writing fiction since that fairy-protecting phase, and I’m now working on my soon-to-be-released debut novel. I’ve lived with ADHD all my life (diagnosed in 2021), and I share what I’ve learned to help fellow different-brained people build lives that actually work for them.

I also practice what’s called SASS (Skeptical, Atheist, Agnostic, Science-Seeking) witchcraft. It’s practical, grounded, and about finding magic in yourself and your everyday. It’s reading tarot and trusting the tangible. Celebrating the Wheel of the Year and honoring what’s real and what’s here. I love teaching people about it.

Stuff like this usually has achievements in it, so here’s the quick list:

• Published SHAME ON YOU: Big Truths from a Bad Mom (2020) — a collection of humorous essays about parenting.

• Named one of HuffPost’s Funniest Parents (2021).

• Bylines in Parents, Bustle, and Understood.org.

• Undefeated champion in countless shower arguments.

If you’re into books, practical magic, mindful living, or just delightfully weird conversation, take a look around. I’m glad you’re here.

Feel free to drop me a line if you want to say hi!