Corporate Coaching 

Whether you want to improve leadership, group cooperation, or client interactions, good communication comes down to one skill:

​Good Storytelling.

Data alone lacks meaning. Clarity, inspiration, and engagement require context. They require narrative. After all, you don't just have a product or a service to sell: you have a story to offer the world. Learn to tell it well. 
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Wellness and Storytelling Workshops for
Healthcare Workers

Powerlessness is one of the leading causes of physician and healthcare- provider burnout.

Long hours. Loss of agency. Each day becomes a frustrating story we keep telling ourselves.

What if the right story could reconnect you to the passion, curiosity and humanity that first brought us into healthcare?

By applying storytelling techniques a reconnection occurs, improving  patient, team, and  most importantly, self-communication.  After all, the stories we tell ourselves become the story of our life. 

Take control of the story. Take control of your life.

 Help the providers in your hospital, clinic, or classroom, reclaim their role as healers. 

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Residency and Department-Based Workshops are also available. Residency workshops can be tailored to fit conference hours.

    Storytelling &
      Custom Workshops

​Keynote Speaking

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Custom Workshop Development
​​is available. Please use the contact page and specify your request.

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​​About Me:

Storytelling has been a lifelong pursuit. Every time I believe I've found my voice, I discover new ways to think about what I have to say and how I want to say it. That's the joy and surprise of storytelling - we come to understand our constantly shifting place in the world through our personal stories. As we evolve, so do the tales we tell. 

I began my storytelling journey in high school speech and debate, an activity I continued to coach and compete in at the college level. It was in speech and debate that I refined the skills I still use every day when performing and coaching. In addition to performance, I have published both fiction and nonfiction, was the prose editor of Harmony: A Medical Humanities Journal, and spent a year as a fiction fellow.

Six years ago, while completing my residency in emergency medicine in NYC, I discovered a thriving local community of raconteurs, and once again felt the thrill of connection that happens when people share great stories. Behind the microphone, I became more than just a writer or a stressed-out, sleep deprived physician. I became myself.

I look forward to helping you experience the joy that comes from finding your own voice again and again.