Earth school can be hard.

So rainbows are cool and heaven is a place on earth, but at this point, you’re probably wondering what it is I actually do. Well, in addition to offering classes in metaphysics (think of the above rainbow spiel as a sample lesson), I work one-on-one with clients in three general ways: energy work, journey work, and intuitive guidance. In practice, these modalities aren’t entirely distinct, and I’ll often mix and match according to what arises in the moment, but I realize descriptions and distinctions are useful so here we go:

 

Energy Work: A simple way of seeing that everything is One is to conceptualize that it’s all energy, and the differences we experience are accounted for by energy’s capacity to vibrate at varying frequencies (not unlike the visible light spectrum!). On one end of the energetic spectrum is love and at the other is fear (this is an oversimplification because love is actually absolute and present throughout the entirety, but I’m trying to be succinct). Energy work utilizes energy at a high vibration (love) to bring areas that are dense (more fear-laden) into closer resonance with Truth (again, love). I’m trained as a Reiki Master in the Usui lineage and most folks have heard of Reiki so it’s an easy short-hand to say that I do Reiki. I’m also trained in other lineages, however, and bring all of that wisdom into each session. 

 

Journey Work: There is an aspect of reality that’s distinct from our regular waking life - an ocean of being that can be accessed in a number of ways and to varying degrees of depth. Dreaming, meditation, being in a flow state, breathwork, and plant medicine are among the ways this space is accessible. I’m a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist and utilize that training to facilitate spiritual journeys. If you’re trying to lose weight or quit smoking I’m probably not your person. If you’re longing to contact hidden aspects of yourself and connect with your own deep wisdom, I can probably support you in that.

 

Intuitive Guidance: It’s funny that this is the area where my alternative ‘woo-woo’ journey began when I taught myself to read tarot cards as a teenager and yet remains the part I’m most reluctant to identify with. It’s because there isn’t anything paranormal or supernatural about what I do. Everyone has the capacity to perceive more than we’re traditionally taught. It’s not unlike playing the piano; anyone can learn to do it. So, while may I have a knack for seeing, feeling, and knowing things beyond what’s typical I’ve also trained and practiced for several years. This is all to say that I take a practical, down-to-earth approach to psychic readings. I’ll always defer to what my client knows to be true, I’m reluctant to make predictions because the future is just an infinite range of potential, and my favorite readings support my client’s self-awareness and own sense of intuition.
 

I don’t consider myself a coach because my work is much more process-oriented than results-oriented. There’s nothing wrong with wanting results (especially when the desired result is to feel better and suffer less!) and many of my clients report tangible day-to-day life improvements from our work together. My focus is simply more on teaching how to do inner work than on the gifts that come from doing the work.