Meet your Guide
Hello, I’m Yvette.
I help adults trust in themselves through creative, evidence-based, trauma-informed experiences that nurture self-compassion, build resilience, and heal the ache of unmet needs. Together, we create space for deeper self-awareness, conscious connection, and meaningful transformation.
As Founder and Chief Creative Officer of The Glass Room, I blend health and wellness coaching, expressive arts, mindfulness, and behavioral science to support meaningful, sustainable change.
My journey into this work began early. As a child, I instinctively discovered simple ways to soothe fear, stress, and anxiety. an experience that sparked a lifelong exploration of self-awareness, emotional regulation, and self-compassion.
Over the years, that exploration expanded through movement, nature, mindfulness, creative expression, and the healing power of returning inward.
Like many people, I have also experienced the effects of chronic stress, disconnection, and striving, which deepened my understanding of what it truly means to care for ourselves.
I spent nearly three decades leading large-scale organizational transformation initiatives in the fintech industry.
While helping the organization navigate complex change, I became increasingly interested in the human side of transformation, how people grow, adapt, heal, and reconnect with what matters most, transforming The Glass Room.
Today, I bring together my experience as a National Board-Certified Health & Wellness Coach, glass artist, and creator of Living Life in the Meantime®, an arts-based coaching model designed to help individuals move through change with greater awareness, intention, and conscious connection.
My work integrates evidence-based coaching, trauma-informed practices, emotional intelligence, mindfulness, creative expression, Neurographica, and clinical aromatherapy to create experiences that engage both insight and embodiment.
I believe creativity is not a luxury, it is a pathway back to ourselves. I believe resilience is cultivated through self-compassion, not self-criticism.
And I believe meaningful transformation happens when we align with what matters most in the season we are living.
Your life does not need to be fixed. It needs to be witnessed, honored, and consciously created.
I partner with individuals, organizations, and wellness platforms that value well-being, creativity, and conscious leadership.
What could shift if you were aligned with what matters most right now?
