I have always been a seeker of all things spiritual but have come a long way from an intellectual to a person of faith. Today I believe in the inherent goodness, beauty, potential and divinity in all beings. This is my simplistic definition for spirituality: To be deeply connected to the resonance of oneself. In a world of constant striving, attempting to be better and in rushing to meet the needs of others, we forget how to be intimate with ourselves. In doing so, longstanding unhealthy patterns generate and we feel stuck and unhappy. We have all been there. We have all traveled a road with many winding turns, which is the purpose of the soul. The blessings can only arrive when we access our courage, extract the lessons, and make the medicine we so intimately crave.  Within the world of psychotherapy and in my 17+ years of service, I have been intimately touched by the stories of my clients. As a specialty, I work in concert with Transpersonal theory, Buddhist psychology, and Akashic Records to support others in answering life questions about meaning and purpose. The experience of suffering through repeating patterns seems to be the shared core issue many people face. However, this does not have to be the end point. By helping others embrace the value and meaning in their suffering, healing has space to emerge on a soul level. It is my life mission to nurture that.