Carin has been helping people heal and grow for over 30 years, beginning her journey in college and continuing through decades of dedicated service. In 2003, she launched her first coaching business, driven by a deep calling to support others in finding peace, purpose, and spiritual connection. Carin has helped countless individuals facing stress, always with compassion and clarity.

Carin’s ultimate goal is to guide people toward a deeper, more personal relationship with God and Jesus Christ as the foundation for healing.

Through spiritual exploration, prayer, healthy habits, and self-discovery, she empowers her clients to transform their lives from the inside out.

Carin's Background
Carin founded and maintained Healing Arts of the South Shore, a private coaching and healing practice, for over a decade. She also founded Embrace in East Islip, which she led for eight years until moving to Silicon Valley in 2013 to launch a startup.

Since then, Carin has presented at leading institutions including Facebook, The White House, The Palo Alto VA Hospital, The Mountain View Police and Fire Departments, Singularity, Tiger 21, AmeriCorps, The California Institute of Integral Studies, The New York Open Center, The Omega Institute, Wisdom 2.0, The Assemblage, Santa Clara University, Menlo College, St. Joseph’s College, and Long Island University. She also served as a substitute teacher and guest lecturer in the Stanford University Psychology Department.

Carin has served as the CEO of Mission Be since 2013, bringing mindfulness education to schools and organizations in 28 states and 11 nations.

Before that, Carin spent a decade as a school social worker at Islip High School in New York, where her work included supporting students affected by substance-use issues. Carin completed graduate school with the highest honors, Summa Cum Laude, and has decades of experience working with children, parents, educators, and community members. Carin retired from school social work in 2004. 

After 28 years of working in schools, institutions, and professional settings, Carin has come to recognize that there is no greater power or deeper source of healing than our relationship with God.

She is now committed to helping people strengthen their spiritual lives and grow closer to their Creator in order to cultivate peace, courage, and inspiration.

Carin believes that she is not the healer—healing flows through one’s own spiritual fitness and relationship with God.

Please Note: Carin does not provide social work, therapy, or counseling services. Her work is also not a replacement for therapy. She offers spiritual, goal-oriented coaching rooted in faith and in developing a relationship and communication with God, designed to help alleviate suffering and nurture inner peace.