I've spent a lot of my life feeling like I was a little different. For a long time, I thought that meant there was something wrong with me.

I tried to fit in. I tried to make sense of myself through other people's expectations. I questioned parts of myself that didn't seem to fit neatly into the world around me. And like a lot of people, I spent a surprising amount of time looking outside of myself for answers.

Eventually, I realized something pretty important:

Maybe I wasn't lost. Maybe I had just spent too much time trying to become someone I wasn't.

My path into healing has been anything but straightforward. It's involved questioning what I was taught, unlearning things that no longer felt true, exploring spirituality, developing my intuition, and learning that healing isn't always peaceful, beautiful, or wrapped up in a neat little bow.

Sometimes healing is profound. Sometimes it's uncomfortable. Sometimes it's messy.

Honestly? That's often where the magical stuff begins.

Over the years, I've explored and trained in Holy Fire Reiki, including Karuna, Kid, and Animal Reiki, as well as hypnotherapy, intuitive healing, and other approaches that have shaped the way I work today. But I don't believe healing is about finding one magical thing that suddenly fixes everything.

I believe healing starts with getting curious about yourself. Making time for you. Paying attention to the patterns that keep showing up and asking, “Okay, what the hell is this trying to tell me?”

Because sometimes those patterns can help us understand what we've been carrying, why we've been carrying it, and whether it's something we still need to hold onto.

It's also about questioning the stories you've been told about who you're supposed to be.

And maybe, somewhere along the way, remembering parts of yourself you lost while trying to survive, fit in, or take care of everyone else.

That's the space I try to create at Transformative Healings.

A space where you don't have to pretend to have your shit together. A space where spirituality and real life can exist in the same conversation; where we can explore the weird, the meaningful, the painful, and the parts of life that don't always make sense.

You don't have to become a different person to heal.

You might just need the space to remember who you were underneath everything else.

And if you're at that point where you know something needs to change but you're not entirely sure what the hell to do next...

You're in the right place.