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Evolution Energetics
Intergenerational Energy Healing System
Unlocking your true potential. As a result, we feel lighter, healthier and happier.

Evolution Energetics is an intergenerational coaching and energy healing system that reverses the epigenetic damage to the DNA. These changes happen to our genes as a result of environmental trauma. The coaching aspect of the system helps us discover what needs to be healed. We can then use the healing energy to raise the vibrational frequency, which is the foundation of all health. By integrating ancient wisdom and modern science, we unlock the secrets to our healing and highest potential.

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5046 Wrightsville Avenue # 200
Wilmington, NC
28403

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Monday	10am - 9pm
Tuesday	10am - 9pm
Wednesday	10am - 9pm
Thursday	10am - 9pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	11am - 8pm

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+12529168925

Website

https://evolutionenergetics.com/

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About Our Family

I am a Family Life Coach and Educator, as well as a featured expert on DrLaura.com. Through my W.H.O.L.E.™ Family Wellness Approach, I help families find better health, more happiness, and a greater sense of peace. John and I met while working together at the U.S. Attorney’s Office. I was a victim witness specialist. In that role, I counseled traumatized victims of violent crime and helped prepare them to testify in federal trials. It was during this experience that I learned how critical the parental and educational environment is to determining the course of one's life. John and I married in the summer of 2008, and I was blessed to become a stepmom to two boys who accepted me with open arms. I had a strong desire to be part of the solution in the lives of our youth, so I decided to go back to school to acquire my teaching certification. I was a high school English teacher for five years and served as the coordinator for the AVID program at my school. AVID is a program that prepares students who need extra support to be college ready when they graduate. We had high success rates, and I enjoyed deep bonds with my colleagues and students. I had to leave teaching when my son Garrett was born with Choanal Atresia. It is a rare condition in which a baby is born unable to breath through their nose. He had his first surgery at ten days old and his second at six weeks. It is a difficult condition to manage because the nose will re-close after each surgery, but stays open a bit more each time. He is now three and has had five surgeries to date and will need at least one more. At the age of 2 1/2, after his 5th surgery, Garrett developed an auto-immune disease. His doctor prescribed medication, but it wasn't enough. To augment his treatment, we created a holistic program with extra emphasis on whole foods, holistic healing, and time outdoors. We also discovered that he is sensitive to dairy and found ways to get him the nutrients he needed without dairy in his diet. His auto-immune process has now halted. Our journey with our son's illness has been the catalyst for the W.H.O. in the W.H.O.L.E. Family Approach. Our son is spirited and strong-willed, but he is also sensitive. We have been told many times that he will make a great leader someday, and we've always thought "That's great, but we need help NOW!" Learning to parent consciously, recognizing our son's need to express himself without crushing his spirit while also setting limits has been the catalyst for the L and the E: cultivating self love, love for others, and healthy empathy.What our journey has reinforced for us is that we have an incredible opportunity as parents to raise children who can bring more health, happiness, and peace to our human family. However, we can only do that if we put our oxygen mask on first. Now our passion is supporting parents in finding their oxygen masks so that we can collectively breathe life into the next generation.Qualifications:

I am a mom. I have a son and two stepsons.

I graduated from Stony Brook University with a BA in English Literature in December, 2000.

In my position as a victim/witness specialist with the U.S. Attorney's Office, I counseled traumatized victims of violent crime.

I completed the teacher licensure program at East Carolina University in May, 2010.

During the five years that I taught high school English, I also served as the AVID coordinator for my school site.

In 2016, I trained with Toni Dafeldecker, a Licensed Reiki Master Teacher with the International Center for Reiki Training to acquire my professional teaching certification. Through this training, I learned how to teach and facilitate individual and group meditation.

In August 2018, I trained in the "Reconnect for Resilience" system through the Resources for Resilience™ organization.

I am currently enrolled in the Family Life Education and Coaching Certification program through the graduate school at NC State University. Once I complete my certification, I plan to apply the credits towards a Master of Science in Youth, Family, and Community Sciences.

My Personal Journey:I began my sojourn on this Earth, fighting for my life. After five months in the NICU, I developed failure to thrive. I was giving up. Not sure if I'd survive, but knowing that I most surely would not if I stayed, the doctors sent me home. And survive I did. I would endure thirty+ surgeries over the course of my childhood. I would watch my father decline through my teens and finally lose him at seventeen, just as I was old enough to have real conversations with him. At twenty years old, and at the peak of health, I would begin a fifteen-year battle with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, during which I would contract meningitis, lose half of my hair, the sight in my left eye, and my thyroid function. There were times that I wanted to quit, wanted to leave, just knew I couldn't take it anymore. But a voice whispered, "you are not done. Keep fighting." So I hung on. When my physical body broke down, I learned that beauty does not come from the outside, but rather from a knowing deep within us that we are whole. When I lost my sight, forced to lay with eye patches for weeks on end, I was forced to go within. To notice the constant chatter "you are not good enough, you are not lovable, you are broken." And it was then that an epic battle with my ego commenced. It was here, in the trough, between despair and hope, darkness and grace, that I found my spiritual partner. In John, I have one of my greatest mirrors. He is the one who shows me the wounds that still need tending. The battles that aren't quite over. The darkness that still needs to be integrated into the light. And through him, I began to see how beautiful I am. How whole. How perfect, just as I am. In his adoring eyes, I see my divinity. I would go on learn Reiki and heal physically, emotionally, and spiritually. And the pendulum would swing. Towards health. Towards Wholeness. Towards love. Towards light. And then, I would welcome my baby boy. And my heart would break open. And all of my remaining clutter, my crap, my constant need to be perfect, would be magnified. I would be humbled, brought to my knees, I would scream and rage at my helplessness, my desire to control, my inability still, after all this time, to be present. And then, finally, I would surrender. Show me, I implored of my son, show me how to be. How to live. How to love. Show me where I'm broken so that I may finally be whole. And show me he did. In Garrett's presence, I have found the present moment, I have learned the art of surrendering to what life is trying to teach me. I have been humbled. I have found grace. I am not done. Not by a long shot. I still have so much to learn. But I do have some perspective. I know that all of these "challenges" were opportunities. To learn. To heal. To evolve. I know that life is always for me, never against me. I know that when I'm ready, life gives me exactly the lessons I need. I know that my greatest days lie not behind me or in front of me. I know that here, in this moment, is where life happens. Garrett taught me that. I know now that I am a warrior, and all of my "battles" have prepared me for the work I'm doing now. Fighting for peace. For love. For consciousness. For humanity to awaken.