Hi, I’m Michelle.
I’m someone who’s been through the fire and lived to talk about it—not just to survive, but to help others who are walking through their own storm. I know what it’s like to feel alone, to carry silent pain, and to be unsure where to turn. And I also know what it’s like to ask for help and have someone show up. That’s who I aim to be for you—a calm voice, a steady presence, a safe space.

I’ve walked roads marked by grief, trauma, addiction, and healing. I’ve known what it’s like to lose everything—and slowly rebuild. My journey includes surviving domestic violence, reclaiming my voice after sexual assault, facing homelessness, parenting through hardship, and choosing recovery over self-medication. These experiences don’t define me—but they’ve shaped the deep empathy and strength I now offer others.

Today, I’m a full-time retired business owner, a devoted mom, and a helper by nature. I volunteer during natural disasters, support mental health and wellness causes, and work toward building a nonprofit called Miracle Helpers, to connect people with real resources in their hardest moments.

I can’t fix what hurts, but I can sit with you in it. I can offer a listening ear, share tools and resources, help you brainstorm next steps, or simply remind you that you’re not alone. Whether you’re coping with loss, navigating trauma, or just need someone to talk to—I’m here, without judgment, and with an open heart.

I want to help people grow, become a better version of themselves. I want to help others because when I couldn't help myself, someone reached out to me. I want to be there for others as I am in a place to help others. It is where my heart is at.