As a Reiki Master/Teacher and Interfaith Minister, I embody a deep commitment to holistic healing and spiritual well-being. My journey has led me to a profound understanding of the mind body connection, and the universal laws.
I live with Dysautonomia and POTS Syndrome, which left me homebound for several years following the birth of my third child, and has shaped my healing journey. My own healing from intergenerational trauma, coupled with 15 years of sobriety, has fueled my passion for trauma informed somatic medicine.
My dedication to Interfaith Ministry reflects my compassionate and inclusive approach to spirituality, as I guide individuals from all backgrounds on their unique paths to enlightenment and inner peace. Through my expertise and unwavering compassion, I strive to be a beacon of light, connecting mind, body, and spirit in a harmonious journey toward health and wholeness.
After years of being very active in the addiction recovery community, leading meetings in hospitals, and mental health faciIities, I decided to attend Seminary to be of greater service. I graduated from the One Spirit Interfaith Learning Alliance in NYC, where I completed a two-year study program in the world religions, and received my ordination as clergy.
I completed an Integrative Somatic Trauma Certificate Program, and by combining Reiki, spiritual practices, with somatic-informed techniques, I am able to offer more comprehensive support to those in need.
One of my passions is creating meaningful sacred ceremonies for life’s special moments, while another is helping women to tap into their own power to heal themselves. I officiate weddings and sacred ceremonies throughout the country.
As a Usui Reiki Master, Interfaith Clergy , and Somatic Energy Practitioner, I see private clients in Connecticut and online. I offer group coaching and empowerment to women over at faithfullydrivenwomen.com
I am a survivor of IPV, and work tirelessly to raise awareness about coercive control. My vow as clergy, is to advocate for our most vulnerable, women and children, who need protection. One of the main aspects of activism I am most passionate about, is family court reform, and the the injustices that prevail within our systems. Coercive control creates invisible chains, and a sense of fear that pervades all elements of a survivor's life, my mission is to show women it doesn't have to. They can take their own power back, regulate their nervous system, and learn to THRIVE.
Amen, Aho, Ashe, and So It IS