Bring Hope to the Conversation
Inspiring audiences to tackle dating, marriage, and uncertainty with courage, wisdom, and hope.
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In a world where relationships can feel confusing, fragile, or overwhelming, I believe in the power of hope— an honest hope that helps us navigate dating with integrity, build resilient marriages, and hold space for moments of doubt.
As a speaker, I combine 20+ years of counseling experience, storytelling, and a practical, grounded approach to help audiences feel seen, supported, and inspired to take their next right step.
Whether I’m addressing a room full of young adults, couples in crisis, or individuals navigating uncertainty, my message is the same:
Hope is not naive. It’s a virtue—and it’s worth cultivating.
I speak to the heart of these experiences with honesty, wisdom, and practical tools that empower people to grow in love and live with hope.
I’m available to speak on the following topics:
 Dating Well
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How to date with clarity, not fear
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Navigating faith, values, and modern dating challenges
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Discernment in relationships: Knowing when to stay, when to go, and how to trust yourself
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Resilience after rejection: Finding hope when dating feels hard
Living the Gift of Marriage
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Understand God's plan for your marriage
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Conflict as an opportunity for connection
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Holding onto what matters when everything feels like it’s shifting
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Building a marriage that lasts: Practical tools and honest encouragement
Hope Leads the Way
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Exercising the virtue of hope in your doubts and burnout
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Making peace with your questions
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Learn to take the leap of faith and pursue your desires
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Acknowledging where God fills the gaps in life
(Optional: Custom talks available by request.)Â
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BOOK ME TO SPEAK
 Ready to bring hope to your audience?
Let’s create a meaningful experience for your event.
✓ Keynotes, Workshops, Panels, and Retreats
✓ Available for in-person and virtual events
✓ Grounded in science and clinical practice
Book Me To SpeakI know what it’s like to feel stuck—unsure how to move forward in love, in marriage, or in faith.
I also know the quiet, stubborn power of hope—the belief that even in the hard seasons, God is there, and something good can grow.
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