My journey to transpersonal hypnotherapy is an unconventional one.

After years of working for various government entities, I found that I deeply wanted to do something that had meaning for me—helping people while also allowing me to bridge my spiritual life with my professional one. I spent a lot of time in prayer and meditation, asking that the path become clear to me. When I started researching hypnotherapy, it resonated with me. I connected with it almost instantly. But still, in prayer and meditation, I asked for clarity. Within a week, I met two hypnotherapists from out of town who both referred me to the same place for training.

I received my clinical and regression certification from the National Association of Transpersonal Hypnotherapists (NATH) and am an active member of that organization. I am insured through the Energy Medicine Professional Association (EMPA). I believe that it is important to connect body, mind, and spirit for healing, whether it’s emotional, like guilt or anger, or physical, like addiction or weight loss.

In my personal life, I am married to a wonderful, supportive husband who has been nothing but encouraging while I navigate being a full-time employee, wife, mother, and now hypnotherapist. I have two wonderful children who fill me with joy and hope for the future. I also have a wonderful little kitty named Loki, who is every bit as mischievous as her namesake as well as a pair of guinea pigs, Ash and Gadorah.