You no longer have to stay small to stay safe.

Trauma-informed storytelling for healing, reclamation, and transformation.

What if healing isn’t about becoming someone new — but returning to the truth of who you’ve always been?

I believe that our stories carry the keys to our wholeness; that more stories = more connection, and more connection = more healing. That when we tell the truth — even the hard, hidden, messy parts — we create the possibility for connection, freedom, and healing. Through writing, storytelling, and presence, I hold space for people who’ve been silenced or erased to reclaim their voice, their worth, and their right to take up space.

Want to explore what healing could look like for you or your organization?


Who is this for?

  • Adoptees and adult adoptees seeking to process identity, grief, and reclamation

  • Foster youth and alumni navigating layered loss, belonging, and transition

  • Adoptive, foster, and kinship caregivers supporting healing across family systems

  • Birth parents and first families processing complexity and grief

  • Writers, truth-tellers, and creatives reclaiming agency through story

  • Organizational leaders and teams ready to build reflective, sustainable, human-centered culture

  • Helping professionals (counselors, educators, social workers) seeking trauma-informed tools

  • Survivors of trauma who are ready to speak what’s been silenced

  • Individuals who’ve been told they are “too much” and are learning to take up space

Anyone who has learned to stay small to feel safe — and is now ready to be seen, heard, and valued in the full truth of who they are.

This was so helpful and powerful. Dr. Liz is gifted, encouraging, and deeply invested in the Migrating Toward Wholeness framework. The structure was excellent — a perfect balance of teaching, writing, and self-reflection. I left feeling seen, inspired, and ready to use writing as a tool for healing.
— Workshop Participant, CE-Eligible Session

“I’m 50 years old and have been through years of therapy and adoptee work. This was the first time in my life I’ve been in a space where I could be seen, understood, and fully myself. I didn’t expect to be so deeply moved, and I will carry this experience forever.”
— Performance & Workshop Participant

Ways to Work Together

Whether you’re looking for 1:1 coaching, small group support, creative facilitation, or organizational collaboration, I offer healing-centered, story-driven spaces for transformation and growth.

“I came away with a deeper understanding of myself, a deeper connection to my own story, and a sense of empowerment that I hadn’t felt before. Liz created a space that felt sacred, safe, and expansive.”
— Narrative Healing Group Participant

Now Enrolling: 6-Week Adoptee MTW Group Begins July 2

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Now Enrolling: 6-Week Adoptee MTW Group Begins July 2 *

Limited spots—secure your place today.

The Migrating Toward Wholeness Method

Migrating Toward Wholeness® is a trauma-informed, story-centered process that supports connection and healing for:

Adoptees, foster youth, and families navigating identity, grief, and layered loss

Caregivers, educators, and helping professionals seeking trauma-informed tools and connection

Writers, creatives, and truth-tellers ready to reclaim their voice through story

Organizational leaders and teams building healing-centered, sustainable cultures

Anyone who’s been told they are “too much” and is ready to take up space with wholeness and worth

This process includes five foundational practices for transformation:

  1. Making Space to Heal

  2. Rewriting the Truth

  3. Expressing the Core/Primal Wound

  4. Becoming the Subject

  5. Breaking Silences

Each phase supports one or more of the seven trauma healing dimensions — from emotional and cognitive processing to nervous system regulation and relational repair.

This isn’t about rushing toward resolution.

It’s about reclaiming your voice, integrating your truth, and learning to stay present with all that you are.