Emily is a dynamic facilitator, coach, and Enneagram teacher with a rich background in understanding human behavior. She holds a degree in Consumer Economics and a minor in Child and Family Development from the University of Georgia. Driven by an insatiable curiosity, Emily has explored various personality frameworks, including Myers Briggs, DiSC, StrengthsFinder, and Emergenetics, before becoming an Accredited Professional with the Enneagram. 

Emily’s deep empathy and compassion create a safe and engaging environment in her group facilitation sessions. She skillfully blends humor and curiosity to help clients identify barriers while celebrating their strengths.

In her mid-20s, Emily and her husband spent nearly five years living in Brussels, Belgium. This transformative experience broadened her perspective and deepened her appreciation for diverse worldviews and shared humanity.

Outside of work, Emily enjoys a busy life with her husband and two teenage sons. Her days are filled with kids’ events, UGA football games, traveling, and nature walks with their adorable dog, Cookie.

COACHING & FACILITATION OFFERINGS

• Leadership Development Training & Facilitation
• Enneagram Facilitation
• Executive / Business Coaching
• Team Coaching and Facilitation

A LITTLE ABOUT ME

My facilitation style: Friendly, warm, open and inquisitive while finding humor in the quirks of being human.

I get a real kick out of: People having an ‘aha’ moment about why they do what they do.

What I most look forward to when working with a new client: Helping a client gain insight into why they do what they do. Breaking down real life situations to illustrate how people’s motivations contribute to their actions is a superpower I have.

Outside of work, you’ll find me: Listening to Coaching and Enneagram podcasts, reading fiction, taking nature walks with my dog Cookie, enjoying a good beer and loving on my two teenage sons

My dream client: A person that is willing to do the introspective work that will lead to dramatic changes in his or her life and relationships.

The number one thing I’ve learned as a coach: Once you hear a person’s story, everything about their actions begins to make sense.