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I work with the “crossover curious” —people who have had some extraordinary experience that is so real and so pertinent to their life that it leaves a deep impression and fills them with curiosity about this subtle reality.

For example, have you ever:

  • Had a dream that then played out in your waking life.
  • Had an “aha” moment that informed a lingering issue.
  • Been “alerted” to an imminent danger.
  • Thought about someone, and then they phoned.
  • Been aware of the presence of the deceased, but no one was there.
  • Been aware of a spirit presence, and they were there.

These curious happenings are actually quite common, and though they are unusual and ephemeral they can be relevant and informing. We work with these extraordinary connections to discern meaningful correspondences that arise from these unconventional streams of information.

If you are seeking to connect with a loved one who has passed, working with the subtle or “spirit” realm can relieve worry, resolve unfinished issues, and reaffirm that the bond established in life is a lasting bond. Reconnecting in this way can release sadness because it introduces you to a new reality, and you can see things in a new way.

When dealing with any challenge, we often push aside what feels “right” to be logical and reasonable. If you are wrestling with a stubborn issue, we work together to clarify and align with what feels right intuitively. Intuition helps you focus on what really matters so that resolutions become more apparent.

Finally, if you want to develop your connection to the subtle realm, we work with your perceptive abilities so that you learn to recognize the difference between thinking and receiving. When you understand this distinction your confidence builds. We create a safe space to explore the liminal realm of dreams, synchronistic phenomena and their meaningful connection to your life.

Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing
there is a field, I’ll meet you there.”

Rumi