Why do I believe so strongly in what I do?

 Because I know that the therapies I am certified in work.  I know this because I too have struggled with health, weight, confidence, stress, self-esteem and PTSD. I’ve been bullied, teased, tormented and underestimated since childhood. I’ve felt that I was never good enough, smart enough, strong enough. I’ve been the square peg trying to fit into the round hole all my life. I’ve suffered through cancer surgery and treatment and side-effects from medication even worse than what it was supposed to help with.

Then I found the healing arts: Reiki, Clinical Hypnotherapy & somatic exercises. And I finally felt that I had discovered something amazing & was drawn to putting them all in to practice. I now combine these therapies with the healing energy of animals all in a natural environment.

I’ve studied, I’ve practiced, I’ve come out of living in fear and anger, of constantly apologizing for being me. I live in gratitude for every precious moment and it isn’t an ooey-gooey, new age thing – it is living in true peace and contentment.

That’s how I know that what I do is amazing, because I‘ve experienced it personally. I don’t just talk the talk, I’ve walked the walk. I’ve been humbled to be a part of helping my clients to make their own shifts and changes during a session. I’ve been honoured to watch them leave my office, with renewed hope, joy, peace or resolution.


I’m here to help. If you are ready to make the changes you want to make in your life, call or email to set up your appointment today.

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