I am a proud neurodivergent mom to three amazing young children, two of whom are also neurodivergent, a rescue dog Tony (I'm sure he is also neurodivergent), plus a wonderful wife to my hubby, Nick (although he might disagree with that) and like you I'm coasting along navigating the chaos of life.

 

My journey took an unexpected turn during the COVID pandemic when I lost my job and career in the corporate world. This upheaval forced me to readjust to a new norm, and in the process, I felt like I had lost my identity. A few years later, on a family vacation in Mexico, I experienced a profound spiritual awakening that transformed my life. This awakening reconnected me with the spirituality I had known since childhood.

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As a child, I was often told my psychic abilities were simply an overactive imagination. Deep down, I knew this wasn’t true. Today, I proudly embrace these gifts as an integral part of my path and identity.

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Now, I dedicate myself wholeheartedly to spiritual practices, guiding others on their healing journeys. Meditation and holistic practices have been my anchor, helping me weather life’s toughest moments. This new chapter has allowed me to heal past trauma, move forward, and unapologetically embrace my unique path.

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Join me as I continue to delve into the realms of spirituality, healing, and self-discovery. Together, we can unlock the mysteries within and transform our lives.

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Fun Facts About Me

• I became a certified scuba diver in Thailand but disliked it so much that I never did it again (and now my certification is expired—but who cares?)

• I traveled the world for a year with nothing but a backpack to my name.

• I’ve eaten python snake in Vietnam, learned Poi Ball in Thailand, and skydived in New Zealand.

• I survived a hurricane in Fiji, got stuck on a roller coaster at Hershey Park, and broke my flip flops at Coachella.

• I’ve even sat in the cockpit of a commercial Boeing 737 during landing in Perth, Australia.  That was cool and scary at the same time.

• And, in one of my most audacious moments, I lied to a former employer about being dyslexic simply because I was tired of them nitpicking my grammar.  That shut them up!  It was just a little white lie. 

 

Amen to the wild, messy, beautiful ride that is life!