My greatest passion is walking through life with eyes open—searching for magic, meaning, and moments of connection. I move through the world intentionally, always looking to spread love in all directions. I am a multi-faceted being, with wide and varying interests, knowledge, and (possibly several personalities too, thanks to my Gemini Sun!).

I have spent years tending to my soul through self-awareness, magic, ritual, study, meditation, and deep introspection. I feel most alive in the middle of a forest, with a heavy pack on my shoulders, moving in rhythm with nature, gathering wisdom from the land.

My Family & The Witchy Name That Found Me

My family is my grounding force—keeping me earthed and focused. My husband, Adam, and my adult children, Helena and Trevor, are my greatest teachers, along with my father, who has long since left this world. The greatest lessons I have ever learned have come from the journey of being deeply and fiercely connected to my family. I have been referred to as a lioness in motherhood, a title I wear with pride.

For as long as I can remember, my children have told their friends that I’m a witch. My husband has always called me one too—not because of elaborate spells or cauldrons, but because of the way I intuitively sprinkle herbs into soups, or the way I have always just known things before they happened. I have an uncanny ability to sense people, their intentions, and the energy of a roomlong before anything is said aloud.

This doesn’t come from magic alone—it comes from a keen eye for detail, a deep understanding of body language, and an ability to read even the smallest shifts in energy. I have always been able to shift the energy of a person or a place, sometimes subtly, sometimes intentionally. This is my magic. It is why the people closest to me have always known me as a witch, long before I ever fully embraced the title myself.

It’s an interesting dynamic, being married to a Virgo. Adam is earthy, practical, and a straight talker, while I often feel like I exist on an entirely different plane, interpreting the world through energy, intuition, and a sense of knowing beyond what is immediately visible. Sometimes, it feels as though we speak different languages, but over the years, we’ve found a rhythm—a way to meet in the middle, where our worlds intertwine.

The Human Body, Mind & Spirit

I have always been fascinated by the human body—its strength, resilience, and ability to heal. This passion was sparked in childhood, as I helped care for my father during his illness, and it has only grown with time. I am dedicated to nourishing my body with wholesome food, exploring how far it can take me, and honoring it with rest and repair when needed.

But I also know that we are more than just our bodies. There is also the mind, and that’s something I have come to understand deeply, both personally and professionally. I was first diagnosed with depression at just 11 years old, and anxiety and depression have been part of my life ever since.It’s something I navigate daily, but it’s also something I have learned to live with beautifully—without medication—by following my own natural rhythms and building supportive rituals into my life.

This is a huge part of why I turn to magic. The sparkle and beauty in life have been my most powerful tools for balance and well-being. Through simple, grounding practices—healthy food, movement, journaling, reflection, rest, dance, fun, and the daily intention to see the light in life—I have found my own natural, sustainable way to thrive. And in doing so, I’ve been able to help others find their own paths to greater balance and joy.

The Work I Do & The Life I Hope to Inspire

I am incredibly blessed to have a small garden studio, where I welcome people from all over the world. Here, I offer body treatments, energy work, and spaces for gathering—all from a place of holistic intention, built upon a strong foundation of knowledge and experience.

But my work is about more than just healing—it’s about connection. I want to help people step away from the constant pull of screens, distractions, deadlines, and obligations and bring them back to their human nature—to the simple beauty of being present, of living intentionally, of feeling deeply connected to themselves and the world around them.

We have one beautiful life. Just one. And it is an absolute gift. My hope is that we all learn to truly live it.