Meet Ali

Ali has always known that the health of our communities depends on the health of each person.

As a lifelong student of self-development, she knows that the whole person is wholly important to turning our greatest challenges into our greatest teachers.

How do you create a culture at home and work that reflects the best parts of yourself?

How do you actually implement all the wonderful ideas on podcasts, social media, and the internet into your daily life?

Ali founded Sophia Insight because she has seen a great need for more people to have access to resources that teach them how to overcome old-world ways of living that include trauma, insecurity, scarcity mindset, victim mindset, and shame & blame.

After supporting thousands of people, and having key supportive people in her own life, Ali knows what a huge a difference it makes to have one-on-one support for creating our best life.

After facing her own battles with depression, suicidal tendencies, addiction, abuse, and loss – Ali knows that we all have the ability to overcome our greatest fears and create the world we want to live in.

She also knows that it isn’t easy, but it’s also not as hard as we tend to make it. In fact, healing and learning and growing can be incredibly beautiful… even exciting. And we don’t have to do it alone.

One of Ali’s many gifts to the world (we all have them… what are yours?) is moving beyond dreaming and theorizing in order to implement what she learns into her daily life, and then helping others to do the same.

As souls having a physical experience, Ali is here to help you learn how to live beautifully in both.

She is known for her bold, non-judgmental, honest, and always loving guidance. She is particularly skilled at intuitively understanding your needs, deeply-listening to your unique circumstances, and providing guidance to help you learn practical tools so that you will see tangible results in real life.

Most importantly, Ali has a keen way of helping others to discover the answers within themselves.

Ali has nearly 20 years of experience working with adults, teenagers, and families to support them as they improve their relationships, achieve their personal and professional goals, and find meaning in their life.

She taught high school in a low-income district in Southern California for 10 years. During that time, she designed and taught an education program to help teenagers at-risk of not graduating to overcome some of their deepest, most personal challenges.

Little did she know how this phase of her life was preparing her for the next.

After witnessing political, social, and economic systemic issues in the education system, Ali became a National Director for a non-profit where she organized thousands of volunteers throughout the world to learn how to politically advocate for themselves.

She built systems for project implementation at the local and national levels, organized workshops, and advised people on how to move through some of their greatest challenges – together.

She has since advised teams and built protocol for project implementation and culture-building.

Once again, another phase of life surprisingly prepares Ali for the next.

Wherever life take her, Ali’s goal remains the same: to be part of building a world that is conscious, loving, compassionate, sustainable, and filled with joy.

Whether she is supporting you through a very personal situation in your life, helping your body to prepare or recover from surgery, or supporting your business plans – Ali utilizes her training, experience, and intuition to provide tailored support that is as unique as you are. 

Ali’s passions extend beyond the sacred space of healing, including…

• being pregnant with her first child!
• traveling without a plan
• thrift store shopping
• laughing at herself
• learning about everything she can get her hands on
• immersing herself in other cultures
• supporting local businesses
• working out
• hiking and camping
• caring for the environment
• talking to strangers for hours about their life story
• dancing like nobody’s watching