I’m writing to you on August 8th, my 55th birthday. It’s also the New Moon in Leo – a day of new beginnings, albeit a bit rocky for some because of the other astrology of the day. But for me, it’s been smooth sailing and good surprises! A lovely early-morning walk with the dogs and …
Yes, I’m accepting new clients! After five years working at Southwestern College here in Santa Fe, I’ve decided to focus on my private practice and completing a PhD in higher education that I’ve been working on for quite a while. Whether you are looking for a a long-term coaching relationship or a one-time Intuitive Reading or …
Here I am, at midlife. My life doesn’t look or feel anything like I imagined it would. Instead of a life focused on my ego/personality’s desires (career, travel, money, etc.), I am living a deeply personal journey of the soul. For example, rather than being a high-level college administrator earning a healthy salary with benefits …
As a coach, I was trained to ask empowering questions. Questions that made my clients pause and go deeper; identifying some awareness or understanding that lies just underneath the radar. Whether asked sweetly and with care or sharply, with laser-like precision, empowering questions get to the heart of the matter. One of the most powerful …
My life is full with the work of both serving clients and running a business. As the sole provider of services, I teach, coach, facilitate women’s circles, and do intuitive readings and energy healing. As the owner of a business, I also do, or at least coordinate, the marketing, book keeping, scheduling, visioning, workshop development, …
When I lived in Tucson, AZ, I had a whole life meltdown. I discovered my live-in partner had been having affairs and was a sex addict. I didn’t take it well. I did enter therapy and a 12-step program for people in relationship with sex addicts and discovered my own issues – codependency and sexual …
A few months ago I wrote a blog entitled Putting Yourself at the Center which talked about the spiritual underpinnings of making choices in our daily lives that include our needs as well as the needs of others. I have been living and teaching these tenets for years, yet the tendency to put other people at …
I woke up this morning humming part of The Garden Song by David Mallett – the closing song at Betsy’s memorial service. The song describes how by taking small steps, mulching, weeding, etc., we can make our gardens fertile ground. Betsy, my mother-in-law, was deeply connected to nature. An avid gardener and bird-watcher, she tended …
