Much of my childhood existed in tending to my Mother's needs. I realized later on in life that I became the people pleaser, and diminished many of my own needs to take care of my own parents. It wasn't until I lost my Mother in my early twenties to cancer that I was able to break some of these cycles and empower myself to fully heal, and love myself. So perhaps through some of my biggest pains and losses, I have been able to find my own courage to step forward again and again. This then took me on a path to want to help others who also have gone through trauma, loss and some form of fragmentation in there lives. My work as a volunteer in hospitals sitting by the bedside, facilitating cancer support groups, and later working at trauma treatment centers and addiction centers reminded me that it was possible to also help others with old wounds heal. I am honored to walk this path with you, and help you get to a place of more joy, ease and peace within.