About Emilah

As a student affairs administrator, I listened and advised students, staff and faculty all the time – we just didn’t’ call it coaching.  Coaching for Transformation helped me integrate the skills from my years in higher education with my intuitive capacity and added formal coaching skills. I’ve been doing Intuitive Life Coaching for a decade now and just love this way of connecting and serving.

I was in a rollover car accident in 2004 which cracked open intuitive and energy healing gifts. I spent several years coming to understand these gifts and honing my skills before enrolling in a coach training program to integrate them into a coaching model.

I grew up in New England, went to college and lived in Potsdam and Canton, NY, and spent a year living in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany working for AFRC and travelling around Europe.

I currently call Santa Fe (unceded, occupied land of the Tewa speaking people) my home, but I have the privilege of working with people all over the world through my online intuitive life coaching and energy healing practice.

I’m deeply familiar with transformation and the faith-filled leaps it requires. I’ve left jobs, cities, graduate programs, and relationships following inner guidance. I’ve also stayed put when it was uncomfortable because that’s the hit I got. I feel into what to wear each morning. Living this way requires courage, faith and trust in myself and God (insert your name for God here).

I’m an introverted, empathic, intellectually curious, highly sensitive person. I’ve created a life that supports my personality, interests, and the values I hold dear. I look forward to helping you do the same.

I was an active member of Unity Spiritual Center Albuquerque for 12 years serving in a variety of roles – Prayer Chaplain, Prayer Chaplain Trainer/Coordinator, Church Administrator, and Board Member to name a few! I enjoy praying out loud with people and have seen and experienced the miracles of prayer.

I moved to Tucson to go to grad school. I got sober and worked the steps while in living there. The 12-step community reparented me. I am fond of Tucson and visit whenever possible.

I’ve been studying Eastern spirituality and practicing yoga and meditation for over 20 years. One of my favorite books is Stephen Cope’s The Great Work of Your Life – a teaching on the Bhagavad Gita. I moved to Albuquerque to study at the Ayurvedic Institute.

I started college as a computer management systems major. I liked the people work but not the coding (called programming then:-). I still think from a systems perspective and use technology to make life easier. This is a great skill when working in/with organizations!

I love retreats and small group workshops that go deep. I was an onsite organizer for twelve Nonviolent Communication International Intensive Trainings (IITs) and have designed and facilitated a variety of my own workshops and retreats.

I’m a big fan of Brené Brown. I’ve read or listened to every one of her books and podcasts and most everything she’s recommended. I am changed, in part, because of her work. I hope to go through the Dare to Lead training in 2021.