My path to spirit communication and intuitive healing has been a lived devotion to listening, sensing, and honoring what moves beneath the surface of life.

For more than 35 years, I have been a ceramic artist. Working with clay taught me how to listen with my hands, to trust process over force. Clay responds to presence, patience, and respect—lessons that quietly shaped the way I now work with energy, spirit, and human connection.

Alongside my life as an artist, I spent many years in the field of massage therapy, working as both a practitioner and educator. My focus included athletes, veterans living with PTSD, and people navigating chronic illness. This work deepened my understanding of the body as an intelligent, expressive system—one that holds memory, emotion, and resilience. It also taught me how profoundly healing it can be to feel truly seen, safe, and met with compassion.

Meditation has been a steady thread throughout the decades. Through it, I learn to rest in stillness, to observe without urgency, and to trust subtle knowing. Nature is another teacher I return to again and again. I find deep grounding and clarity in the natural world and in the quiet, honest presence of animals, who remind us how to be fully here without pretense.

The first time I connected with the spirit of someone’s loved one, I was overwhelmed by the experience. What came through was not fear or heaviness, but an enormous, unmistakable wave of love. It felt expansive and affirming. In that moment, I understood that this work is not about mystery—it is about the continuity of connection through space and time.

I see this work as a continuation of everything I have practiced throughout my life—artistry, presence, touch, listening, and trust. My role is to hold space with integrity and care, allowing meaningful connection to unfold in a way that supports healing, clarity, and remembrance.

At its heart, my work is about relationship: with ourselves, with those we love, with the natural world, and with the unseen threads that continue to bind us beyond time and form.