LA Fire Survivors Support

The support I offer is based on a method I created that goes beyond the standard mental health services and stress management support that are currently being offered for such events. 

I create a sacred safe space for individuals, families to include their pets, friends, co-workers, schools, congregations etc.

An experience such as this can result in an array of emotions from anxiety and stress to sadness and grief to anger and frustration. There is conflict amongst family members, loss of loved ones, homes and businesses which have caused many to feel lost, hopeless, frustrated, angry...the list goes on.

Worry, stress, anxiety and conflict with family can all be supported with alternative healing modalities. 

My Invigorative Wellness Coaching will start with teachings on the foundational support of nutrition, sleep and emotional wellness and incorporate an array of alternative healing modalities such as Reiki, breathwork, meditation, sound healing, yoga, essential oils, EFT/TFT Tapping, crystals and many Ayurvedic traditions.

As your confidant and coach, I offer you a sacred space to discuss your concerns, learn new approaches to achieve, peace, rest, healing and motivation to move forward.

During this experience I support you by giving you the tools you need to achieve optimum vitality physically, emotionally and spiritually! Together over 16 weeks, we will customize your Wellness Toolkit which includes a customized guided meditation audio and intensive Ayurvedic Teachings to help you achieve your desires, find balance and heal!

 I support:

• Individuals
• Families
• Friends
• Businesses
• Schools*
• Churches*
• Therapists wanting to incorporate alternative healing into their practice

* Pro bono support for non-profit organizations available

Reach out and let's get started!

I have firsthand experience with natural disasters and loss as I was a resident of Oklahoma City and a federal employee at Tinker Air Force Base for many years. I experienced my share of life-changing impacts from the various tornadoes that disrupted my life, damaged my home, displaced friends, and co-workers etc. I spent many evenings hunkered down in the lowest level of a building on the air force base next to a boiler room knowing there was no secure shelter for us and only our remains would be found should the tornado hit the building. Or I was home in the centermost room (my closet) with a pillow over my head protecting myself from the tornado that blew over my house.

While my federal career took me away from the tornadoes of the mid-west, it didn’t take away my memories nor my close connection to those who still reside in Oklahoma.