Everyone Deserves to Elevate

Our Mission & Vision

Evergreen Empowerment is committed to assisting adults grow beyond their emotions and feelings and elevate their perspectives. It is our mission to assist parents in discovering a positive and harmonious parenting relationship to ensure they and their kids thrive.

Evergreen Empowerment is committed to assisting people with "neurospicy" brains manage the world around them and find coping skills that help them thrive in a world not designed for them. Our mission is to help "neurospicy" individuals find there place and embrace their uniqueness so they can shine brightly.

We are a trauma informed practice and recognize that life happens no matter your race, religion, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status. We empower all walks of life and are committed to guiding diverse communities through creating a life where everyone thrives.

We are no more bullying, no more divorce, no more suicides and no more feeling unwanted or unloved in our lifetime. We are committed to a world that works for everyone, so that everyone has the experience that they belong. It's the greatest gift we can give ourselves, our children and the people that read our books.

About Me

I know, first-hand, how divorce can have a devastating effect on all involved, having been impacted by three divorces during my childhood, and then seeing my own children suffer when my own marriages crumbled. I also see the effects on parents and kids from a step-parent role.

Rising from the ashes of my trauma, I created Evergreen Empowerment, centered around assisting parents in creating the life they want before, during and post divorce and assisting "neurospicy" people in becoming who they need to be so this world doesn't feel so overwhelming. Sometimes these 2 worlds collide together.

After going through my second divorce, I was determined to make it on my own. I enrolled in the Social Work Masters program at the University of Denver. I managed school, single momhood, 2 jobs, and an attempt at dating. I am now graduated and working towards full licensure as an LCSW.

I am in final revisions of my "self-help" book, Confessions of a Chaos Groupie: From doormat to POWERHOUSE, about my journey of self discovery through divorce and getting in touch with my own "neurospicy". I am all about changing conversations from harmful to healing, cooperation, and creating families that work for everyone, and lives that are authentic and thriving.

I grew up being told that I had an overactive imagination. Then at 27, I was diagnosed with inattentive ADHD (formerly ADD). My world started making more sense. I starting hyper focusing in and at 37 after consulting with professionals, and a few reliable online resources, I self diagnosed myself as autistic. Since then I have embraced being a square peg in a round world and created a life that is authentic and unmasked!

I am an international speaker, and as a suicide survivor and prevention advocate, I contributed to Rise Above Depression by Jodi Orgill Brown.

I now live happily with my 9 amazing bio/bonus kiddos (several ADHD and/or autistic), and my goofy ADHD husband. Plus I have healthy, cooperative co-parenting relationships with my two ex-husbands.