About Me
Welcome to my distance Reiki practice, where I offer energetic support for people, pets, and situations with an emphasis on compassionate, individualized care.
My path to this work is deeply personal. I spent six years in an abusive relationship, and in the two years following its end, much of my own healing has centered on finding my way back to myself. I have had to rediscover who I am outside of survival, rebuild trust in myself, reconnect with my own needs and intuition, and learn what it means to feel at home in my own life again.
That experience has shaped the way I approach Reiki. I understand how disorienting it can feel when difficult experiences leave you disconnected from yourself, uncertain of who you are, or struggling to feel grounded in your own body and energy. My practice grew from a desire to create the kind of gentle, supportive space that honors that process without rushing it or defining what healing is supposed to look like.
I use traditional Reiki techniques alongside chakra-focused and energetic realignment practices, tailoring each session to the individual needs of the client, animal, or situation. My intention is to support balance, grounding, self-connection, and a greater sense of ease while respecting that every healing journey is different.
I am especially passionate about supporting women, children, and animals who have experienced stressful, difficult, or traumatic circumstances and are working toward a renewed sense of safety, identity, and connection.
For me, Reiki is not about becoming who you were before something difficult happened. It can be part of discovering who you are now, what feels true to you, and how you want to move through the world going forward.
My goal is to meet each client with compassion, respect, and care, and to offer a space where healing can unfold at its own pace.
Max's Story
How Reiki Helped My Sunshine Boy
In May 2026, my cat Max, experienced a severe kidney crisis and spent several days in an emergency hospital. When he came home, his prognosis was poor. I was given information about in-home euthanasia and was preparing for the possibility of having to say goodbye to him. I followed his veterinary team’s recommendations, giving him his prescribed medications and recommended food, and I gave him Reiki every day. Those sessions were one more way I could show up for him, with love, presence, and gentle care when his future felt frighteningly uncertain.
Over the next few weeks, Max began to improve. About three weeks after returning home, he was back to his normal self, playing, having zoomies, and causing his usual chaos. I took him to his regular vet for a follow-up, and his bloodwork showed his kidney values were back within the normal range. His veterinary care remained essential, and I can’t guarantee exactly what role Reiki played in his medical recovery. What I can share is my personal belief that it supported him through that difficult time and gave us another way to connect, another way for me to offer him healing energy with love and intention.
That experience reflects the heart behind my work with pets: they are family, and their comfort matters deeply to me. Reiki is offered as complementary support alongside veterinary care, never as a replacement for medical assessment, medication, or treatment.