I know what it feels like to not recognize yourself.

If you are ready to stop trying to figure this out alone, book your Compass Audit below.

Before chronic illness I had a life that looked like it was working. Environmental scientist. Overachiever. Always moving, always doing, always showing up for everyone else. My identity was built on what I could do and who I could be for other people.

Then everything went at once.

I spent months looking for the external fix. The right doctor. The right answer. The thing that would return me to who I was before. It didn't come.

So I stopped looking outward and started looking inward. At who I actually was underneath all of it. What I valued. What I believed. The parts of myself I had never stopped to examine, including the parts I didn't always like.

That was where the real change started to happen.

Six months of hard questions turned into a process. That process turned into The Solstice. What I found on the other side was that I am more myself now than I have ever been. I know when I am drifting. I know what I won't compromise on. I feel sturdy in who I am in a way I never did before.

I built The Solstice because I had to figure all of this out alone. No guide. No process. No one who understood that what I was going through wasn't just a health crisis. It was an identity crisis.

No woman should have to figure it out alone.

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