About Me

​Over the past decade, I have honed my skills in conflict transformation, working with individuals, communities, and organizations across the U.S., the Middle East, and Europe. I have mediated civil harassment cases and landlord-tenant disputes in U.S. courtrooms and contributed to international organizations’ trainings in conflict transformation and human rights in Lebanon and Europe.

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My academic work, including my dissertation at Stanford, focused on public safety and restorative justice—informing my approach to conflict transformation and my ongoing contributions to  initiatives in public safety, peace building and deliberative democracy.

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I trained under renowned mentors, including my grandmother Jacqueline Morineau (humanistic mediation), Leslie Nipps (systemic constellation), and Gary Friedman (mediation through understanding).

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Currently, I divide my time between California and Europe, offering services in both locations in English, French and Spanish.

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I hold a Ph.D. from Stanford and an M.Sc. from Oxford, and I am a certified mediator under the Center for Understanding. In a past life, I organized Guinness world record events with Equal Playing Field. I continue to be a multi-medium artist with endeavors you can explore below.