About me

About meMy passion is to help people feel better and more connected to themselves, their loved ones, and life.
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I believe the body inherently seeks health and healing.
I have seen the “unseen” since I was a young girl. It has been a life-long process in honing these gifts. I have studied a variety of healing modalities since 1995 when I became certified in Massage Therapy. I received a Masters Degree in Holistic Health Education/Somatic Psychology with a certificate in the treatment of Addictive Behaviors. I decided at that time not to pursue a traditional career in counseling as state licensing would prohibit me from doing any hands-on work with my clients.

For my graduate internship I went to an Indigenous Addiction Treatment Center in Thailand (Wat Thamkrabok) that was also a Buddhist Monastery. This is a special and sacred place that formed itself in 1957. They utilize plants, herbs, special saunas, and deep Buddhist faith in the treatment of addiction. I began to grow a relationship with the two magical brothers who ran the Monastery. The older brother, Luang Poh Chamroon Panchand, was the Abbot of the Monastery and had a gift for gazing into people’s eyes to see where their spirit was out of balance. He would then give them a mantra to say everyday to bring themselves back into balance.