During a season of vulnerability I connected with beliefs that taught me to override my body, silence my questions, and call obedience “faith.” I learned how to how to spiritualize pain, how to prioritize loyalty to titles when something inside me could no longer stand the hypocrisy. I eventually UNLEARNED how to trust myself. Recovery started when I let myself question without shame. When I stopped forcing belief and started listening to what my body, my spirit, and my lived experience were telling me. Spiritual healing, for me meant no more doctrine and more discernment; rebuilding trust—with myself. As I unlearned fear-based frameworks, my nervous system softened. My intuition sharpened. My spirituality became embodied instead of enforced. This is how I support others now. Not by telling them what to believe, but by helping them come home to themselves. Spiritual recovery isn’t about losing faith. It’s about

There was a time when I didn’t recognize myself after years of surviving instead of living, supporting my family from a young age, navigating grief, motherhood, and losing a child. I know what it feels like to wake up and feel disconnected from your own body and identity. Through slow healing, therapy, community, and remembering my voice, I rebuilt myself piece by piece. Now I hold space for others walking that same path back home to themselves.

I value honest conversation, gentleness, and letting people be human. I’ve spent years learning how to untangle shame, self-criticism, and the pressure to be “okay,” and that shapes how I show up with others. When we talk, my focus is on listening carefully and creating a space where you don’t have to perform or explain yourself perfectly. I’m especially drawn to conversations with people navigating shame, recovery, complicated family dynamics, or difficult systems. You don’t need to have answers or a plan — just a willingness to speak openly and be met with compassion.

I didn't realize how much I had on my plate at first when I was hiding behind unhealthy vices like a few drinks after work, binge watching TV and eating or shopping my feelings away. It wasn't until I stopped feeding these habits that I was able to really lighten the loads of my day to day by actually learning to hold loving space for feeling emotionally or physically fatigued. Sleeping it off doesn't really sleep it off, but learning to lovingly sit with myself and offer myself or seek the additional support needed when necessary to move through difficult times has made those bumpy days way less rattling and helped shorten my turnaround time to returning to a charged battery with capacity to move forward and continue to advance in my life, no longer just barely keeping my head above water. I have a hefty tool box of self support practices I'd love to share and discover what it might help you to discover what can help you move through life's tough patches.

I've been practicing Ethical Non Monogomy ( ENM), also known as Polyamory for almost 10 years now. It is not easy navigating complex relationship dynamics which include practicing honesty, exploring jealousy, transparency, and conscious consent and consideration of others all the while maintaining a healthy well being for your own wants needs and life values. It is a lot of unlearning and deconstructing of non-conscious conditioning we are seemingly by default introduced to at no choice of our own. To pave your own path with such intentionality in your connections- exploring relationships like DNA; honoring that no two connections are the same and there is no "One size fits all" or "Only one to suit the position" is a road that is okay to not be for everyone, all the time, and is worthy of being able to explore safely among open minded community that cares to hold non judgmental space and invite opportunities to explore understanding oneself more lovingly and curiously along the way.

I’m an experienced intuitive reader and evidential medium, offering heartfelt guidance and clear, accurate messages from Spirit. My readings have received excellent reviews for their accuracy, depth, and emotional resonance. I read on Oranum for intuitive insights and offer evidential mediumship sessions on VerySoul, where I bring through detailed evidence and meaningful messages from loved ones in Spirit. I also have clairvoyance, clairsentience, clairaudience, & claircognizance: expressive, intuitive psychic gifts that capture the essence of spiritual experiences and messages. My work blends intuition, empathy, and spiritual attunement to create a space of clarity, connection, and trust. We can discuss your concerns, consult tarot, & I can provide wisdom & guidance.

My first awakening came at 23, when everything in my life suddenly simplified into one undeniable truth: love is what matters most. Not success, not perfection, not external validation: just love. Many near-death experiencers describe this same realization, that love is the core of everything: and I felt that truth awaken in me so clearly that it changed how I saw life, people, and purpose. Years later, in my 40s, a second awakening arrived: quieter at first, then powerful and expansive. Through deep meditation and the Gateway Experience, my inner world opened. My intuition sharpened, my awareness deepened, and abilities I never expected: psychic sensitivity, mediumship, subtle perception began to unfold naturally. Whether you're feeling expanded, confused, curious, or in transition, I help you make sense of what’s unfolding, stay rooted, and integrate your insights with clarity and emotional safety.

After becoming blind I struggled with knowing what my purpose in life is. After speaking with counselers, church members and friends and lots of prayer I have found that I can help others through trials in life by sharing what I've been through and how it changed my life for the better.

For much of my life, I lived with depression and the weight of avoidant personality disorder. I often felt like life was just happening to me: running on autopilot, stuck in old patterns, and unable to see that my experiences could hold meaning. Everything began to shift when I started therapy eight years ago and opened myself to spirituality. I learned to gently explore my patterns, understand where they came from, and accept every part of myself, even the parts I once wished away. Life isn’t perfect, but I’ve found a balance that feels deeply fulfilling and real. It didn’t happen overnight; it came through small steps, trial and error, and a lot of self-compassion. Those years taught me that change is possible, no matter how stuck you feel. Now, I’m here to help you find your own version of balance. To cope in healthier ways, understand yourself more deeply, and move toward a life that feels like it’s truly yours.

Dogs are fiercely loyal; they endure the hardships of Life alongside us, without judgment, without pause. During my darkest times my dog was there - a constant study presence offering love even when I felt unworthy. Most people wouldn't choose recovery over loyalty, but dogs don't ask questions; they simply walk with you through the storm. My journey in recovery is intertwined with the bond I share with my dog teaching me patients, trust, and unconditional love. At bond has been a lifeline, a teacher, and a mirror for my own resilience, showing me that honoring and maintaining loyalty through recovery is possible and profoundly transformative.

Like most of us, I have been on a path of finding whole-system wellbeing and balance. My path has helped me to find more clarity and experiences that have brought me to a deeper knowing of myself. As an Add Heart Facilitator, I use free tools daily and incorporate sound for my own personal well-being and am more than happy to hold space and share the heart and sound tools and resources with you. If you want support while you are exploring whole-system wellbeing and ways to increase peace. - I Am Here For You -

For much of my life, I looked functional on the outside while quietly feeling disconnected on the inside. I know what it’s like to carry anxiety, loneliness, and self-doubt while still showing up for work, family, and responsibilities. Over time—and through my own recovery and peer support journey... I learned that what helps most isn’t fixing or diagnosing, but being genuinely seen and heard. I’ve spent years supporting people who feel isolated, overwhelmed, or unsure where they fit anymore. Sometimes that comes from major life changes, sometimes from parenting stress, grief, sobriety, or simply feeling out of sync with the world. I offer a calm, non-judgmental space to talk things through honestly. No pressure to have the right words or a clear goal... just real conversation, presence, and connection. You don’t have to carry everything alone.

Hello. My goal is to provide a safe space to uncover and unburden the hurts that life tends to bring. Finding healing often times requires peeling back and uncovering. Healing is often in found in small wins With a background in mental health coaching, grief counseling and crisis counseling I would be honored to speak to you and help you.

For a long time I struggled with Anxiety and Depression that left me crippled emotionally mentally and spiritually. Have you ever felt that before? If So over the years I have learned techniques to help bridge the gap of those and help not only myself receive healing and freedom but also others receive healing and freedom. Try this take a deep breath picture yourself in a calm room doing something that brings you joy and comfort, then gently say to yourself I might have Anxiety and Depression but Anxiety and Depression Can't have me. I would be honored to come along side you and help you overcome anxiety and depression.

Have you been affected by religious trauma? I have had experiences with religious trauma in the past and had to learn how to not to give there words power, and to recognize I can either hold onto the trauma or learn how to let go of it by recognizing Gods unconditional love. I would like to say I am so sorry to hear that you have experienced religious trauma. Can you see yourself letting Go of the trauma? and being able to breathe emotionally mentally and spiritually? I would be honor to not only be someone to lean on but also a safe space to be heard to be seen and more importantly to heal from the trauma.

On the other side of the well known "Let Them" theory is a beautiful hidden path to finding your way home--I call it,"LET ME" I discovered this hidden gem long before the popular theory exploded, I found it quietly along my own personal path of healing and self discovery. Stemming from childhood trauma/wounds and being a deeply "sensitive" and empathetic female, the role of "people pleaser, door mat" seemed fitting so I embraced it vigorously. Coming from a generation of young girls conditioned to "be nice" left me drained emotionally, spiritually, and without a clue as to who I was and what I was meant to do and be. Over-giving and constant self-abandonment left me disconnected from my divine "Spiritual Home". I walk my personal path each day, a step at a time, empowered, aligned and protecting my peace and with great gratitude I am "letting me"--guilt free.

My whole life I have moved with and through fear, childhood trauma conditioned and led me straight into an abusive marriage to a obsessive controlling narcissist suffering through incredible abuse consisting of physical, mental verbal, sexual, financial and extreme control of every aspect of my mind body and soul . In that marriage producing 8 children who also suffered various forms of control and abuse. I found myself isolated and broken in so many ways, not only alienated on a farm in Ohio states away from my hometown in California with no family no support I was disconnected from myself, my voice my power and my identity as a woman and mother I was broken in so many ways unable to show up for myself and my children. But there was an unbreakable resilience deep within me that slowly began to rise. A knowing a force a purpose revealed through a strength of faith and determination to make my life matter and to help other women rise up and reclaim their power.

There was a season when everything in my life broke open at once—my marriage, my identity, my direction, even my faith. The grief ran deep, and depression became a quiet shadow I carried. I mourned how much of myself I’d lost during years of emotional abuse. Through prayer, counseling, and deep inner work, I learned to rebuild piece by piece. My identity wasn’t destroyed—it was uncovered. Religious trauma pushed me into a painful deconstruction, but it became reconstruction. My faith didn’t vanish—it evolved. I released toxic beliefs and embraced a faith rooted in love, grace, and showing others the compassion God calls me to. Healing didn’t take me back to who I was—it led me to who I was becoming. Now I offer Guided Healing for Your Heart, Faith, and Life Changes so others can find clarity, peace, and themselves again.

After spending years shaped by other people’s expectations, survival modes, or unhealthy dynamics, it can be hard to know who you really are anymore. I reached a point in my life where I realized I wasn’t just healing, I was being asked to rediscover myself. Reinvention didn’t mean becoming someone new; it meant uncovering who I’d always been beneath the coping and compromises. Through major life changes, deep self-reflection, and learning to listen inward, I began the ongoing process of living more authentically. I started singing publicly and pushing myself to get on stage which always terrified me. It wasn’t always comfortable. Letting go of old roles and identities brought grief, fear, and uncertainty, but it also created space for freedom, alignment, and self-trust. I offer this topic as a supportive space for anyone questioning who they are now, who they want to become, or how to live more honestly after change, loss, or growth.

I’ve lived through many versions of life—24 years in corporate America, raising two daughters, building two healing businesses, and surviving events that shook my sense of safety: a plane crash, a home invasion, tumors that healed, and violence in my neighborhood. I know what it feels like for life to fall apart… and what it takes to rebuild it piece by piece. As a 67-year-old woman, ordained spiritual minister, and lifelong listener, I now offer a calm, nonjudgmental space for others walking through depression, transition, uncertainty, or emotional overwhelm. You don’t have to figure it out alone. I’m here to sit with you, to listen, and to help you find your next steady breath.