Kellie believes every woman has a story worth exploring—and growing from. She works with mothers and women who want to understand their own journey while becoming more intentional in the relationships that matter most.

We all have experiences that shape how we show up in our connections with others. Sometimes old patterns can limit the relationships we want to build today. Kellie creates a supportive space where women can explore these patterns, gain fresh perspective, and develop the skills for stronger, more fulfilling relationships moving forward.

This kind of personal growth takes courage, and you don't have to navigate it alone. Kellie offers guidance, insight, and encouragement as you step into the next chapter of your story.

Kellie began her work career as a middle school teacher and coach. In addition, she has spent most of her adult life in youth ministry with organizations such as Young Life and the local church. After becoming a mom, Kellie served as the director of the Children’s Ministry at her church. She has also spent almost 20 years working at a Christian camp for girls in various capacities. The collection of these experiences, along with some administrative positions in small businesses, led Kellie to become a Life Coach.

Kellie earned a B.S. degree from the University of the South at Sewanee in Psychology with a focus on child development.  She also holds a Master's in Education from Vanderbilt University. Kellie completed her Christian Life Coach training through the American Association of Christian Counseling, where she earned her CCLC.

Kellie specializes in family systems coaching, combining powerful tools like story of origin exploration and personality assessments to help mothers develop deep self-awareness and truly understand their children. Her approach empowers women to break generational patterns, strengthen family connections, and create the intentional relationships they've always wanted.