Through my years in the hospitalizations, intensive therapy, and earning my degree at Fairleigh Dickinson University, I came up with the idea of coaching the families and loved ones of those with schizophrenia.

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They are the "forgotten victims" of mental illness.

 

Often, loved ones of those diagnosed with this disease are not introduced to the same necessary resources given to the patients.

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You are, however, deeply influenced by the condition and reality of your loved ones' diagnosis.

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Caregivers need empathy, compassion, and a method to deal with emotions such as guilt, powerlessness, and lack of understanding of their loved ones' needs.

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I create a space where you can deal with your feelings without fear or judgment while helping you learn from a personal perspective of the illness itself.

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