You Can Heal A Little Each Day!

Rediscover joy, identify your barrier habits, and replace them with healthier ones that move you toward healing with this free workbook.

Hi, I’m Jen! I’m a writer, speaker, board-certified mental health coach, and women’s ministry leader with a passion for walking alongside others toward wholeness. Through my blog, workshops, speaking, and coaching, I help others implement positive lifestyle practices (e.g. nutrition, movement, mindfulness, Christian meditation) and develop a deeper relationship with God.

Since my small fiber neuropathy diagnosis in 2021, my ministry has focused on serving those with chronic pain and illness. I provide support and resources to reduce pain, overcome fear and anxiety, strengthen your faith, and improve your quality of life.

I live outside Baltimore, MD with my husband and three children. To learn more about me, check out my About Jen page and connect with me on Facebook or Instagram.

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Learn more about my whole-person approach to pain management that addresses the mind, body, and spirit.

Renew Your Mind

Your transformation begins by changing the way you think! Start today with my free resource, 10 Lies We Believe About Pain & The Scriptural Truths to Replace Them.

Discover Your Next Step

Grab a copy of my Stages of Faith freebie to identify what stage you’re in and how to move forward.

Book a Free Consultation

Still not sure where to begin?  In this 30-minute call or video chat, we’ll discuss your goals and how I can help you reach them.

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Gain immediate access to over 100 resources to reduce pain, care for your health, and improve your quality of life.

Join My Community

Join my community of like-minded individuals who are persevering through pain toward growth, healing, and wholeness.

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What is Trauma (Part 3)

In today’s post, we explore four statements about trauma. Discover how to best support someone who has experienced trauma; heal from trauma; and offer hope, help, and healing to those who are suffering.

What is Trauma – Part 2

A few weeks ago, we started a new series on trauma, how it affects the body, and steps you can take to heal. In my first post, we learned that trauma occurs when an event exceeds your nervous system’s capacity to cope with it. It was simply too much to process or understand at the time. This could be due to age, sensitivity, emotional stability, […]

Why Self-Care Is Important for Victims of Trauma

Self-care is especially important for victims of trauma. Check out today’s article for six ways to incorporate self-care into your everyday life to promote healing and overall well-being.

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