My work as a massage therapist has been a living process of growth and discovery. What began as a deep dive into bodywork has gently evolved into a profound calling to support spiritual awakening, conscious evolution, and deep healing. For nearly two decades, my hands have been my guide, helping people find relief and a deeper connection to their bodies through therapeutic touch and compassionate presence. This extensive foundation in bodywork, with hundreds of clients from all walks of life, taught me that true wellness extends far beyond the physical. It showed me how the body holds emotional and spiritual stories and that people need help healing the parts of themselves that hands alone can't reach.  

My own spiritual path and passion for conscious evolution led me to explore new modalities for helping people to heal. I found that the same presence and deep listening I use in my massage practice are foundational for working with energetic healing and expanded states of consciousness, allowing me to evolve my practice to focus on Reiki and psychedelic journeywork. It's not a change in my purpose, but an evolution of it—from focusing on the physical to supporting the entire person: body, mind, and spirit.

 

​After studying Music Therapy and clarinet performance for two years, I finished my studies at Western Washington University, earning a degree in Environmental Science, Applied Human Ecology. I found massage to be the perfect way to unite this background of healing and biology, bringing together my love of helping people and studying the human body.  I am a Reiki master and teacher, and have dedicated my life to understanding this profound work of the heart.

My path has been deeply shaped by my immersion in the transformative power of sacred plant medicines and earth-based traditions. Over the past 10 years, I've had the privilege of working with these medicines and learning from remarkable healers across North and South America, including Indigenous traditions like the Afro-Brazilian Mediumistic lineages in Brazil, and the Red Road of the Oglala Lakota Sioux.  I have also studied psychedelic facilitation through a more conventional perspective with the Chacruna Institute. 

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For nearly 30 years, I lived off-grid in Skagit County and raised my two daughters there. I now live and work on the Key Peninsula with my husband and our canine friend, Belo, in a tiny house. (Belo has been a peaceful and gentle presence with me in my massage work and in ceremony since he was a pup.) I serve on the board of the Key Peninsula Psychedelic Society, a community committed to sharing knowledge and fostering safe, conscious exploration. I love playing in and exploring wild areas, mountaineering, growing organic gardens, and community co-creation. My life and work are guided by a practice of goodwill, compassion, and service, with the strong support of my spiritual community.