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My Path to Healing Mediumship.

 

From a very young age, I experienced moments that I now understand as mystical. Around the age of eight, I had a vivid vision of myself as a healer. During that same period, I developed a nightly ritual before sleep: I would lie in bed and allow my awareness to shift, as though moving beyond my room and physical body. Only much later did I recognize this as an early form of altered states of consciousness—an experience that would become central to my healing work.

 

In my teenage years, I dedicated myself fully to tennis. I loved the discipline, the movement, and the focus it required. But a health crisis in my late teens brought that path to an abrupt pause, forcing me to step away from both the sport and college.

 

As my health gradually returned, I became a certified tennis coach and spent several years teaching players of all ages and levels. Yet alongside this, something deeper was unfolding within me—a growing interest in healing and in understanding the body from a more holistic perspective.

 

I began studying craniosacral therapy and somato-emotional release with the Upledger Institute, as well as visceral and neural manipulation through the work of J. P. Barral. In 2004, this led me to open my own private practice. These approaches—gentle, precise, and rooted in the body’s own intelligence—deepened my understanding of how healing can arise naturally when it is allowed rather than forced.

 

In 2013, I followed an inner calling and went to the Arthur Findlay College in England, a renowned center of spiritual learning and development. There, I experienced a profound encounter with the spirit world. That moment shifted something fundamental in me and reshaped my understanding of life, death, and what lies beyond the physical.

 

Since then, I have continued to develop my healing mediumship, allowing it to become a natural expression of my soul. Over time, it has brought depth, clarity, and meaning into my life, as well as into the lives of those I work with.

 

Today, my focus is simple: to be of service. I offer one-to-one sessions, both in person and online, as well as donation-based absent healing. My work is open to everyone, regardless of background, beliefs, or where they are coming from.

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