What stands in the way, becomes the way
Marcus Aurelius
Ever since my time as a social worker in Richmond and Philadelphia, I knew trauma was “the thing.” When you witness and come to know the forgotten people of society, you can see it written on their faces. What I didn’t know was how relevant this realization and dedication would come to be in my own life.
Since childhood I have connected deeply with animals, and dreamed of becoming a Horse Trainer. After a few years in that industry it became clear that if I wanted a big life this probably wasn’t the way. I knew I was great at connecting with and supporting others, so I returned to school at 26 to attain my Masters in Social Work.
Fast forward to 2018, my health problems were compounding and I didn’t know why. Despite working at a Community Health Clinic no one could diagnose or help me. This is when I first learned about Holistic Health, Louise Hay’s emotional causes of illness and turned to Mind Body Spirituality to understand my life and struggles.
Through my own deep healing processes I learned about anxious attachment, self worth, childhood and intergenerational trauma. Despite having an innate gift to connect and help people heal, I have also undergone very intense transformations and pain that have taken my skills and understanding to an entirely new level.
Over the years I struggled with Lyme Disease, Epstein Barr, Chronic Fatigue, Candida Albicans, Anxiety, Tinnitus & Hyperacusis, Interstitial Cystitis, Post Concussive Syndrome, Financial Issues, Self Worth Issues, Repressed Childhood Trauma and Alcohol Abuse. I bring zero judgment to my work. We are all doing our best. I have gone through the darkness to reach the light, and now dedicate my life to helping others do the same.