Hello. We're so glad you're here.
We’ve walked this path ourselves—through fear, healing, and transformation.
We know how hard it can be to begin and we know how powerful it is to
find your voice and your courage.
Jessica Lorah
Certified Professional Coach, MBA, CCMP, ELI-MP
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been driven to lead, to make an impact, to create meaningful change. With over 25 years in leadership development and management consulting, I’ve led high-impact initiatives, managed multi-million-dollar projects, and worked alongside executives at the highest levels. But for all my expertise, I’ve been talked over, dismissed, and forced to fight for the credibility so often handed freely to my male counterparts.
I know what it feels like to shrink to fit expectations—to be told I’m “too ambitious” for advocating for myself, “too direct” for holding my ground, or “too emotional” for caring deeply about my work. I’ve second-guessed my worth, battled the voice whispering—not good enough—and learned firsthand how easy it is to lose yourself in roles, responsibilities, and the weight of other people’s expectations.
That’s why I do this work.
As a coach, I help women untangle the messages they’ve been given—by workplaces, families, religion, and society—so they can step fully into who they are meant to be. Whether it’s finding your voice in a boardroom, reclaiming your identity after years of putting others first, or redefining success on your own terms, I’m here to walk beside you. Through action-oriented strategies and unwavering support, I help women build confidence, resilience, and a life that feels truly aligned.
You don’t have to keep playing by someone else’s rules. You get to decide who you are, what you want, and how you show up in the world. And when you do, you’ll realize—you were never “too much.” You were always enough.
Jessica
Hannah Dockrill
Certified Professional Coach, NCC, ELI-MP
After years of working as a school counselor and speaking with hundreds of families, one truth became impossible to ignore: almost no family escapes the impact of unaddressed mental illness, untreated addiction, suicide, or the weight of unhealed intergenerational trauma. And you don’t have to be a counselor to know that—you’ve probably seen it, lived it, or felt it yourself.
For a long time, I thought showing up as my “true self” was enough. But I was still operating from an unhealed, smaller version of who I was meant to be. I was “myself,” but I didn’t particularly like that version. It wasn’t until I took an honest look at my core values—separate from who I was told to be—that I began to understand what alignment really meant.
Many of us grow up believing the worst thing we could possibly be is ourselves. So we fold ourselves small, stay quiet, and bend over backward to make life fit—no matter how uncomfortable it feels. But true transformation happens when you give yourself permission to listen to your intuition, practice radical self-love, and become the version of yourself you’ve always known was there.
If you’re ready to do this work, I’m here to walk beside you.
Hannah
We believe you deserve to feel safe, seen, and supported as you
find your voice, use your courage, and chart your path.
If you’re ready to lead your life on your terms, welcome.
You’ve found your people.