We all experience symptoms of anxiety. Let's figure out how it started.

Fear and anxiety can feel similar in the mind. These thoughts take us away from the present moment and puts us out of sync with our body.

The best way to understand anxiety is to understand it as fear… fear of the unknown.

When you manifest something, you are bringing it into being by focusing on what you want and then letting go.

2025 Is Your Year of Spiritual Transformation

Is therapy right for you? Get your questions answered to our most frequently asked questions.

The holiday season can be a rollercoaster of emotions and expectations and it's important to navigate it with grace and joy.

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Hypnotherapy works with our unconscious mind to unlock and replace resistance, fears, doubts and insecurities.

Learn how to seize the day and live life to the fullest!

Here we will explore simple ways to rekindle your optimism, find joy again in small things, and ultimately create an infectious enthusiasm.

Without adequate boundaries, we run the risk of allowing other people to treat us poorly, use us, or take advantage of us.

Do you find yourself struggling with unresolved childhood experiences? Do these difficult memories keep you from living your life?

The ego is that voice in our head that can build us up.

The problem with our shadow self is that no matter how well we try to hide it it’s still always with us. And nothing stays hidden forever. 

Anxiety manifests themselves physically in many forms such as tiredness, headaches or even major chronic illnesses. Reiki can help.

Death forces us to see the fragility of life and the inevitability of death. This realization does something to us. It changes us.

Every person on this earth has the ability to create their own realities. We do this through our thoughts, emotions, and actions.

Crystals and Reiki will increase energy or encourage relaxation, and ultimately work at the energetic level to heal dis-ease.

To be perceptive is to be able to accurately “read” or assess someone’s emotional state.