I have seen and experienced things I couldn’t explain since I was a kid. It all made sense when I found out in 2020 that I am the direct descendant from a line of practicing people. This information had previously been withheld, and this birthright coming to light helped me own my psychic identity.

In the past, I have enabled clients to prepare for a variety of unanticipated events, including their company going out of business, their child being kidnapped, and incoming lovers, to name a few. In my current readings, while predictions may be shared if it serves you, I am less focused on the future.  I focus more on how I can enable you to find the path for your present. We could talk about energy, auras, mediumship, ancestors, outside influences, parasites, childhood events, etc.

Coming into this magical identity as an American woman born in the late ‘80s in the southern United States has been an interesting experience; I believe that my purpose in this current incarnation is to serve the collective while claiming my identity brightly and boldly.

To speak freely about who I am and what I do is a privilege that was denied to so many of my ancestors. Just as colonialist subjugation prevented them from speaking safely, the American concept of cultural assimilation has impressed upon me and my family the dangers of being different, of being seen. These pressures feel both personal and ancestral, as they are the reason I was unaware of the my family’s lineage- all done in the name of protection. There still resides inside of me a fear of loss of freedom or life that swims in my blood. It belongs to the ancestors who came before me, who faced persecution for their beliefs, and they whisper loudly and fearfully in my veins. But as it stands, I was born in the United States, swathed in the blanket of American individuality from birth. This identity to be myself is as much my birthright as any other. It empowers me to step forward, louder than any whisper.

That is Jupiter in Aries.

I am forever an autodidact of spiritual texts, including those of Christianity and Buddhism. While my readings reflect these influences, I do not consider myself a religious or denominational practitioner.  Shamanism is an areligious practice that does not belong to one country or one people. I work with the energy of the highest and greatest good. 

I am also a practicing registered nurse, having worked in critical care departments, including the emergency room, for fifteen years. I have studied with The Lingen Institute for the last five years, and as of May 2025, I received my RYT-200. I believe that energy work and service can have many different appearances. I am also here to challenge the idea that there is no place for ‘woo’ in a practical world.

I look forward to meeting with you!