Client Work

Who are my clients? Women who experience:

  • Dreading going to work

  • Yelling at their kids

  • Hyperfocusing on their mistakes

  • Disrupted sleep

  • Hyperactive inner critic

  • Fear around losing their jobs

  • Fighting with spouse/partner

  • Ongoing resentment

  • Avoiding conflict and speaking up

  • Crying a lot

  • Fantasies of walking away

Workshops

Frequent trainings include:

  • You are Not a Fraud: Overcoming Impostor Syndrome

  • Optimize Your Energy in an Ever-Changing World

  • Building Resiliency & Momentum in the Age of Uncertainty

  • Having Difficult Conversations: Leading with Compassionate Honesty

  • Creating Synergy: How to Build Trust-Based Leadership

  • Parenting Through the Pandemic

  • Merging Work Cultures

  • Women, Work & Worthiness

  • Keeping Your Energy Tank Full

  • Self-Care for Busy Moms

Hi! I’m Allison.

My mission is to inspire women to align all aspects of their personal and professional lives with integrity, authenticity, and courage.

As a mother of two young children, completing a Master's degree in Human Development while working as a manager at Google with 37 direct reports and over 200 clients, I was on the verge of burnout. I struggled with the disease to please, Impostor Syndrome, and overcommitting myself. I realized the skills that got me into upper leadership were no longer helpful.

My work focuses on helping women like me: those who have many talents but feel like they are failing everyone around them.

Nobody should feel trapped in a life they desperately want to love.

I share effective tools around confidence, communication, and parenting that often lead to major turnarounds after just a few sessions. 

Meet with Allison today.

  • Wildcard Conversations Podcast

    Katja and I talk about asking for what you want, navigating self-doubt, people-pleasing, why I want to burn down Sephora, and much more.

  • On the Breath Podcast

    SJ Harrison and I talk about learning to listen to the voices in our heads, how setting boundaries improves relationships, and how the word POLITE can be an acronym for Pissed Off Later In The Evening.

  • The Crystal Coach Podcast

    The Crystal Coach Podcast

    Anahata and I unpack the 7 “Good” reasons to feel like a fraud (based on the work of Dr. Valerie Young). This is a great starting point for all things related to Impostor Syndrome.