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Welcome To Fearlessly Thriving. We are honored you are here! 

When my most intimate relationship came crashing down, I was paralyzed. I didn't know what to do next or who to turn to for the support this crisis would require — for me and for my children.

There was no roadmap. Only the ground giving way beneath me and three kids watching to see what I would do.

What I learned in the years that followed is that you cannot navigate this kind of loss from a place of desperation and survival. You have to be met — not with advice, but with something deeper: a space that is safe enough to grieve, steady enough to heal, and honest enough to help you rebuild from the inside out. That kind of space was hard to find. So after years of navigating my own healing and integration post-divorce, I created it.

Fearlessly Thriving is a safe, life-giving space for individuals, families, and communities moving through relationship crisis and grief — and finding the tenacity and courage to create something new. This work doesn't just change you. It changes what your children inherit.

The relational patterns we leave unaddressed don't end with us; they shape the lives of our children and their children after them. Here, those cycles end. Not in survival, but in wholeness.

They will rebuild. Their children will not inherit the ruins.

— Jenny Haseth, Founder

"It takes courage, compassion, and both external and internal resources to move away from old patterns and courageously lean into our growth edges—to stay in the messy middle and keep pushing against the discomfort of change. We all need and deserve support as we take these hard first steps and consider making lasting shifts in our lives and relationships.”— Jenny Haseth

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“Soften and befriend your own life. There is no healing path without self-compassion.”

Francis Weller

Our lives and relationships are all so nuanced. We each bring attachment histories and old coping mechanisms into our relationships. When my marriage began to unravel, I was scared, confused, and devastated. I had no idea where to start picking up the pieces and who was safe to trust for support. As I began to step into my work, I realized that my path forward was going to require a level of grief, surrender, and honesty that I could either accept or spend the rest of my life running from. I didn’t know what was ahead of me, but I did know I would never be the version of myself I was before this reckoning.

I found a safe space and began to consider what was true about my relationship and why I was complicit in it. My path toward awareness and healing was painful, honest, and empowering. I have learned that my peace and healing were directly on the other side of the pain I had been avoiding for years.

My intention for my clients is to hold a safe space as they consider what is true about their lives and relationships. It takes courage, compassion, and safety to move toward healing. We need support, grace, and inner resources to support us as we push against our growth edges and consider making lasting shifts in our lives.

The truth is that healing, change, and grief take as long as they take. There are no magic pills or quick fixes to healing. There is support, resources, and safe spaces to lean in and begin to heal. Healing is possible! Ownership and empowerment are possible! You are worthy of healing!

Certified Trauma Informed Relationship Coach
International Coaching Federation

B.A. Counseling & Theology
Hope International University

EDUCATION

Divorce Recovery 

Parenting Struggles

Betrayal Trauma 

Couples Rupture & Repair 

integration & Boundaries

Attachment

Family Systems

Narcissistic abuse recovery

Love addiction recovery

AREAS OF FOCUS