I didn’t always call myself a psychic.

For many years, I identified as a yoga teacher, a bodyworker, and a wilderness guide. I opened studios, led retreats, and helped people release physical and emotional pain. Yet underneath all of that, something deeper was always present. I could feel people — not just their tension, but their grief, their memories, and their patterns. When I placed my hands on a body, I would hear words, see images, and know things I hadn’t been told. At the time, I didn’t have a name for this ability.

Like many sensitive women, I responded by working harder. I gave too much. I bypassed my own body, even while supporting others in reconnecting with theirs. Eventually, everything changed. My life both literally and symbolically shattered in the mountains of Idaho. A traumatic pregnancy loss brought me to my knees — physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. That experience unraveled everything I thought I knew about healing. It revealed just how fragile the connection between body and soul can become when we do not feel safe within our own systems.

During that period, I began receiving visions. I felt ancient grief move through me. I encountered the presence of Mary Magdalene, angelic beings, and a deeper voice within that gently whispered, “Come home to your body. This is where the truth lives.” From that moment forward, my work began to shift. And so did I.

I started to study the nervous system through a spiritual lens. I committed to teaching myself — and others — how to remain present in the body rather than escape it. I realized my psychic gifts were not separate from my somatic wisdom. In fact, they were deeply connected and powered by it.

That is how The Somatic Psychic was born.

Today, my work integrates science and spirit. I offer a trauma-informed, body-led approach to energy healing and intuitive awakening. My clients come to me seeking deep release, clarity, and remembrance.

During our sessions, it is common for people to experience shaking, crying, visions, or spontaneous emotional release — not because we are doing too much, but because the body finally feels safe enough to let go.

I am not here to save anyone. I am here to help you remember how to hold yourself in safety.

This work is sacred, rebellious, embodied, and evolutionary.

If you are reading this, your soul may already be saying yes.
Together, we begin the descent — and the rise.