02/09/2026
Lately, one of the most common things I’ve been hearing from clients is this:
“I’m looking for my people.”
A sense of community. A place to feel seen, held, and understood.
And honestly… I get it.
I do have the space to hold circles and sacred ceremonies. And while I’ve held space in many ways already, I also believe deeply in doing things with intention, integrity, and respect for the work. Right now, I’m not quite comfortable opening those experiences to larger groups yet—and that’s me honoring both you and myself.
And while I don’t love calling this a “business,” the truth is that the work I do is always growing and evolving—because I am always growing and evolving. I’m constantly learning, deepening, and exploring new ways to hold space, and I want to be able to share that freely and responsibly with the people who are drawn here.
Part of that growth is becoming more independent in what I offer—so I can be more available, more consistent, and less reliant on multiple schedules lining up. Especially as one of the people I collaborate with steps into a full and beautiful new chapter of life, I want to honor that while still keeping community and connection accessible for those who are seeking it.
By deepening my own training, I can hold these spaces myself—consistently, intentionally, and without relying on anyone else’s availability—so community doesn’t have to be put on pause.
Because so many of you are asking for community, I’m stepping into the next layer of my own growth.
I’ll be participating in a three-day retreat focused on holding sacred space, sacred ceremonies, and sacred circles, and I’ll complete this training by the end of February. This is something I’m choosing because:
• I want to feel fully confident and grounded
• I want what I offer to be authentic and intentional
• And most importantly, I want to serve my people in the best way possible
Once I complete this training, you’ll start seeing more community-based events on the calendar—things like sacred circles, Reiki shares, cacao ceremonies, and other like-minded gatherings rooted in connection and care.
This work matters to me. You matter to me.
And I believe community is something we build slowly, safely, and with heart.
Thank you for trusting me and for walking alongside me as this continues to unfold 🤍