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Inner Harmony and Growth
Connecting with Your Authentic Self for Emotional Well-Being
Welcome to My Online Counseling Practice
Serving clients in Oklahoma, Texas, and Nevada
Creating Authentic Space for Healing
Life can feel heavy—even when you’re doing “okay.”
You move through your days holding space for everyone else—managing, caring, showing up—but inside, something feels stretched thin. A quiet fatigue. A longing you don’t always have time to name. Maybe even a sense you’ve drifted from yourself.
This space is here to help you. You're making time for yourself. Back to your inner rhythm, your truth, and the parts of you that have been patiently waiting for your attention.
What Do I Hope to Offer?
A pause.
A place to slow down, breathe, and listen inward.
For those who are doing their best to stay strong, yet quietly wonder why they still feel distant from themselves, or something deeper.
People who are curious about their inner world, even if it feels unfamiliar or tender.
Together, we explore what’s beneath the surface:
Old beliefs, protective habits, quiet fears, deeper truths.
You’re invited to meet yourself with compassion and curiosity.
To move at a pace that feels real and safe.
To slowly uncover the layers within yourself and reconnect with what’s been true inside you all along.
For those drawn to meaningful self-discovery, this is a place to explore your patterns and inner life with creativity, soulfulness, and a willingness to grow from the inside out.
A Spiritually-Informed, Open-Minded Approach
If you're interested, I bring a sense of spirituality to the work from an open-minded, non-religious perspective, drawing from existential ideas and transpersonal psychology. This approach emphasizes growth beyond the personal self, connection with a loving inner presence, and alignment with your authentic, intuitive self.
Supporting Helping Professionals
I also specialize in working with those in the helping professions, therapists, healthcare workers, spiritual providers, and educators.
As helping professionals, we dedicate ourselves to holding space for others. But where do we go for our own growth and mental health?
We’re human too. Our emotions, experiences, and histories shape how we present ourselves to others. Having a dedicated space to process and explore allows you to strengthen your mental health and navigate these complex times with greater steadiness and intention.
Beyond Talk Therapy
I offer a structured, coaching-style approach that’s action-focused and insight-driven, with sessions that are guided, teaching-oriented, and often more therapist-led than traditional talk therapy.
Wellness Resources
I also maintain an active Substack site, featuring wellness reflections, resources, and guided practices.
Reconnect With Yourself Through Creative Inner Work
🌙 Explore the different parts of yourself—protective, intuitive, and unseen aspects that shape your experiences.
⭐ Recognize patterns in your thoughts, emotions, and relationships through parts work and archetypes.
🌙 Reconnect with your intuition and inner knowing, making authentic and aligned choices.
⭐ Engage in creative reflection and inquiry, exploring emotions, beliefs, and experiences meaningfully.
⭐ Revisit inner child and subconscious patterns with curiosity & compassion, nurturing what has been unseen
Whatever brings you here processing the emotional weight of your work, navigating personal transitions (grief, midlife shifts, burnout, self-doubt), exploring family of origin patterns, or simply seeking deeper self-understanding—these creative and reflective practices offer a space to explore emotions, reconnect with your intuition, and gain insight into the patterns that shape your life.
Current & Upcoming Themed Sessions
Themed SoulCollage® & Mental Health Self-Discovery Groups
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Midlife & the Archetypes of Feminine Power
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Healing the Healers Workshop
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Introduction to SoulCollage® & Intuition
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The Inner Critic & Self-Compassion
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Shadow Work & Hidden Parts of Self
Guided Meditations for Inner Reflection
Personalized meditation experiences are designed to help you process emotions, reconnect with your inner wisdom, and release what no longer serves you.
Group Sessions for Helping Professionals and the General Public
If you're interested in joining a group or would like to create a custom group, please don't hesitate to contact me. Groups require a minimum of three participants and can accommodate up to six.
Supportive - Open-minded and Inclusive - Mind - Body - Spirit
High-Functioning Anxiety & Highly Sensitive Person (HSP)
You may appear capable and composed on the outside, as you get things done and show up for others, while inside, you're carrying a quiet heaviness, constant worry, or a sense of exhaustion that you can’t explain.
For some people, the world hits a little harder. You may take on others’ emotions unintentionally, feel overstimulated by noise or busy environments, or find yourself needing more downtime than those around you. Underneath all of that, there might also be a constant hum of pressure—an inner push to stay on top of things, keep it together, and avoid letting anyone down.
You're not alone in this. Many sensitive, thoughtful people live with both high sensitivity and the constant hum of high-functioning anxiety. You may appear calm or capable from the outside, but inside, there is often a steady stream of overthinking, self-monitoring, and second-guessing. Maybe it’s hard to relax, even when nothing’s technically wrong. Or you feel like you’re always anticipating something, another task, another reaction, another shift in the room.
Some of these patterns may have deep roots, and some may be part of how you're naturally wired. Intuitive people are often Highly Sensitive, and I’m one of them. I don’t have a history of trauma, but I still feel things deeply. Being a Highly Sensitive Person isn’t necessarily the result of trauma, but if you have experienced trauma, your system may be even more alert or reactive.
We all learn ways to cope by staying prepared, being agreeable, or tuning in closely to others; however, over time, these strategies can heighten sensitivity or make it harder to feel calm and settled. From both a nervous system and parts work perspective, it makes much sense. These patterns developed for a reason: to help you feel safe in a world that can sometimes feel like too much.
Please read my article here.
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The content on this website is intended for general informational purposes and may not be suitable for everyone. It should not be considered a replacement for individualized therapy or professional mental health treatment. The views and opinions expressed in blog posts and other content reflect the perspectives of the author and do not necessarily represent a universal approach to mental health and well-being.
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