HOW IT ALL BEGAN

I’m now five years in as a Clinical Hypnotherapist with training in neurolinguistic programming, conversational hypnosis, and trauma-informed regression work. My practice is designed for spiritually curious, psychologically aware individuals those with rich inner worlds, complex histories, and a desire to uncover the deeper truths of who they are. I specialize in guiding people through subconscious transformation that feels both safe and expansive. Sessions with me are a space to slow down, dissolve cognitive dissonance, and access the version of yourself you sense is waiting just beneath the noise.

I came to this work after a spontaneous spiritual awakening in 2018 triggered by a repressed memory. That moment could’ve led to collapse but instead, I got curious. I began studying the subconscious mind, neuroplasticity, and the power of thought patterns. Through that, I slowly rebuilt my life from the inside out walking away from alcohol, smoking, shame, and survival-mode thinking. That same year, I was awarded the Thomas and Martina Horn Foundation scholarship and completed a year-long Clinical Hypnotherapy program at Bellingham Technical College.

Clients often find me after an awakening or intuitive experience they can’t explain. Whether they’re facing emotional overload, looping behaviors, or identity disorientation, they come ready to evolve. My approach is intuitive yet methodical helping clients rewire the narratives that no longer serve them and reconnect with their own internal wisdom. We do this through breath, regression, parts dialogue, and presence.

This work isn’t about coping. It’s about transcending transcending addiction, trauma, diagnosis, and the inherited idea that “this is just how it is.” We explore how language, identity, and belief shape our experience, and we practice living from a place of choice instead of unconscious programming. I don’t tell you who to be. I help you uncover who you already are beneath the static.

I’ve helped clients move into sobriety, find peace in their gender identity, reconnect with family before passing, and release long-held emotional burdens. But more than anything, I help people remember how powerful they are. Because when we stop living through someone else’s definitions, we become our own medicine.

I envision the future of my practice as a community of people interested in exploring consciousness and their hearts because when we heal our hearts, we heal the world around us.