About Me

My path didn’t begin traditionally.

It began on rivers, trails, and between canyon walls. From ages 19 to 28, I worked as a wilderness and outdoor guide, working summers for the National Park Service in Colorado, then leading trips through my university’s outdoor program, and later guiding professionally in the Grand Canyon and in Jackson, Wyoming. Those years taught me how to hold space for others through challenge, transformation, and awe. They also instilled a deep respect for the wisdom of the body and the natural world—foundations that continue to inform my work today.

After nearly a decade in the field, I shifted gears and earned a graduate degree in Urban and Regional Planning, focusing on public policy and community engagement. I spent the next several years working as a consultant and facilitator, bringing together diverse community members and elected officials to navigate complex challenges and shape policy grounded in equity and inclusion.

Even then, I sensed something deeper was calling.

Alongside my professional path, I pursued personal healing and growth. I began a steady yoga practice in my early twenties, which remains part of my life 20 years later. I completed two rounds of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) training in 2010 and 2011, and studied Change Management in 2016. These gave me a grounded, evidence-based understanding of both internal and organizational transformation.

In 2017, I began formal clairvoyant training and energy healing work—what started as a personal exploration quickly became a central part of my life and practice. I began to see how burnout, overgiving, and chronic misalignment weren’t just mental or emotional—they were energetic. And recovery wasn’t just about rest—it was about realignment. That realization changed everything.

After navigating major shifts in my own life, including parenting through medical diagnoses and handling family of origin crises, I came to understand firsthand how energy, mindset, and structure must work together for sustainable change.

That’s why I do this work:

To support women in creating lives and leadership that honor their full selves and break through old conditioning and patterns, so they are rooted in their authentic self—not just their productive output.