Spiritual Coach | Near-Death Experiencer 

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In 2015, life as I knew it was rocked by a near-death experience that forever changed the trajectory of my life. This profound event served as a catalyst for a deep spiritual awakening, unveiling a truth about our existence that transcends the boundaries of the physical world. Through this awakening, I remembered the fundamental essence of who we truly are: loving spirits embarking on a divine journey through the earthly realm.

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Following this transformative experience, I made the decision to leave my profession as a teacher to fully devote myself to serving the spiritual community. It became my mission to share the wisdom gained from my near-death experience and to support others on their own spiritual paths. Leaving the teaching profession was hard, but serving as a spiritual companion is deeply fulfilling. I am in training at the Integrative Mental Health University with Dr. Emma Bragdon to become specialized in serving those struggling through spiritual emergency. In late May, I will be certified as a Spiritual Emergence Coach. This is an important addition to my spiritual companioning toolkit, alongside a knowledge of human behavior, adult learning styles, world religions, energy healing, Chinese medicine, and ayurveda.

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It is with great honor and gratitude that I also serve as the Director of Groups and Events for the International Association for Near-Death Studies (IANDS). In this role, I facilitate sharing groups and provide educational resources for individuals who are curious about death and spiritually transformative experiences. Through IANDS, I aim to create a supportive community where individuals can explore and understand the profound mysteries of life, death, and the afterlife.

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My journey from teacher to spiritual guide has been one of profound growth and fulfillment. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to be of service to others on their spiritual journeys, and I am committed to continuing to support and empower individuals as they navigate the complexities of life and death.

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