“Recovery builds the bridge from struggle to strength, offering a path forward when the way feels uncertain. Driven by curiosity and rooted in purpose, meaningful change becomes possible.”

About Me

I founded Paraclete Recovery to create the kind of healing space I longed to find myself—one that honors recovery, spirituality, Human Design, intuitive wisdom, and the understanding that healing is never one-size-fits-all.

My work brings together recovery coaching, Human Design, Reiki, sound healing, somatic practices, meditation, and energy work into one deeply integrative approach. Rather than following a predetermined process, I allow each session to unfold in response to your unique needs, energy, and life path. I don't begin with a protocol or checklist. I begin by listening—to your story, your body, your energy, and the patterns asking to be seen.

Whether you are navigating addiction recovery, a life transition, spiritual exploration, or simply feeling called toward something deeper, I strive to create a compassionate space where you can restore self-trust, reconnect with your intuition, and deepen your relationship with yourself. I don't believe healing is about becoming someone new. I believe it is about returning to who you have always been beneath the layers of survival, conditioning, fear, and expectation. When we begin living in alignment with our authentic nature, healing unfolds from the inside out.

The Heart of My Work

Paraclete Recovery was born from lived experience, not theory.

I have experienced addiction, relapse, treatment, recovery, peer support, counseling, professional training, credentialing, and years of working within the very systems designed to help people heal. Each experience offered something valuable. Each contributed to the wisdom, understanding, and perspective I carry today.

Yet throughout every stage of that journey, I witnessed a common thread. People were often asked to adapt to systems of healing rather than being supported in discovering what healing truly meant for them. The focus frequently became learning how to succeed within a system, while the deeper questions of spirit, purpose, meaning, identity, and transformation remained largely unexplored.

Over time, I came to understand that healing is far too personal, complex, and multidimensional to be contained within any single model. Human beings are not treatment plans, diagnoses, recovery programs, or credentialing pathways. We are living, evolving beings carrying stories, experiences, gifts, wounds, creativity, relationships, and an innate capacity for growth and transformation.

I believe there is something within every person that longs to become fully alive. Not something that must be given, created, or fixed, but something waiting to be awakened, expressed, embodied, and lived. Healing, in many ways, is the process of creating the conditions for that awakening to occur. It is the movement from survival into participation, from disconnection into relationship, and from merely existing into fully inhabiting our lives.

The Soul of This Work

I envision a future where people no longer have to choose between recovery and spirituality, between practical support and intuitive knowing, between professional guidance and holistic healing.

For too long, healing has been divided into categories. One space for recovery. Another for mental health. Another for spirituality. Another for personal growth. Another for community. People move from place to place collecting pieces of themselves, often sensing that the deeper truth lives somewhere in the spaces between.

My vision for Paraclete Recovery is to help bridge those spaces. I want to contribute to a future where intuition is valued alongside knowledge, lived experience is honored alongside professional expertise, and healing is recognized as something far more expansive than symptom reduction or behavior change.

I want to create spaces where people feel safe enough to reconnect with their own inner wisdom, trust what they discover, and live in greater alignment with who they truly are. I believe healing happens most naturally when people are supported as whole human beings—mind, body, heart, and spirit—rather than being reduced to a diagnosis, a behavior, or a treatment plan.

The world does not need more systems that ask people to fit themselves into predefined models of healing. It needs spaces that honor the complexity, individuality, spirituality, and humanity of every person while creating the conditions for healing to unfold naturally.