Land Acknowledgement

People often ask me how I found this work.

The truth is, I don't think I found it at all. I think it found me.

From the day I was born, I was surrounded by people who believed there was more to this life than what we could see. My godmother was a gifted psychic, astrologer, and medium, and although I didn't fully understand it as a child, those influences quietly shaped the way I experienced the world. Looking back, I can see that my path into energy work began long before I was consciously aware of it.

By my late teens and early twenties, I had already begun studying and practicing energy healing. It felt less like discovering something new and more like remembering something my soul had always known.

In my mid-twenties, life felt extraordinary. I owned my first home, had a career I loved, and was deeply in love with the man I believed I would spend my life with. He was a professional athlete, and together we traveled the world, celebrated incredible accomplishments, and built a beautiful life.

Then everything changed.

Just two years into our life together, after world records, gold medals, and dreams that seemed limitless, he died by suicide.

My world shattered.

For a long time, I wasn't sure I wanted to keep living. Grief became a landscape I had to learn to navigate one breath at a time.

Eventually, I found my way back—not because the pain disappeared, but because I returned to the tools that had always been waiting for me. I immersed myself in divination, astrology, meditation, and spiritual practice. These traditions didn't erase my grief, but they helped me understand it. They deepened my relationship with Source, Creator, God, Wakan Tanka, and the wisdom of the Grandmothers and Grandfathers who remind us that healing is rarely a straight path.

Then essential oils entered my life.

What began as curiosity quickly became transformation. I experienced profound healing myself and began using them with my children, witnessing remarkable changes in our home. I studied relentlessly, eager to understand both the science and the tradition behind these extraordinary plants.

That journey eventually led me to Reiki, Yin Yoga, and the work I do today.

Nearly a thousand healing sessions later, countless students, and hundreds of souls entrusted with their stories, one truth has become beautifully clear:

This is my dharma.

My purpose is not to rescue people or fix them. It is to walk beside them. To create a space where they feel safe enough to remember their own strength, reconnect with their own wisdom, and trust the healing that already lives within them.

Healing asks something of us. It asks us to stay. To remain present through the uncomfortable moments instead of running from them. It asks us to believe that even when life breaks our hearts, something beautiful can still grow from those broken places.

If you're here, perhaps your own journey is asking for that kind of commitment.

If so, I'd be honored to walk beside you for a while.

You don't have to walk it alone.