Allow me to introduce myself! I was born in the heart of Southern California, in West LA and moved to Tempe, Arizona where I grew up from age 11. Practically an Arizona native, I grew fond of the desert but became more pulled to the sky at the age of 23 when I found skydiving, which changed my life forever! I traveled the world, worked in the industry & was on a Women’s World Record Team and competed in the Skydiving Nationals Competition! Nearly 20 years in the sport. But in that time, I had a near death accident in 2011 that changed everything. That is when my healing journey began.

In my recovery, I became a Licensed Massage Therapist in 2013 and found yoga. Being a Massage Therapist over the years has been a gift and continuing my education has been such a blessing. From learning Thai Massage in Thailand, Lymphatic Massage that has become treatment for many things, to Fascia Release techniques that have now been proven to do more for the body than previously believed! These practices have evolved while being pivotal in my healing, physically, mentally & spiritually.

In 2015 I found Ayahuasca and was confronted with my years of addictions and life imbalances, so I began digging deeper in my healing journey. Along the way I discovered breathwork & integration with my plant medicine journeys. All of these things together showed me how to build a stronger connection to Creator and my True Self. Since then, I became certified in Breathwork facilitation, in Psychedelic Transformational Coaching, and am a month away from being a Yoga Instructor! I have taken a plethora of trauma-informed courses, not only for my own healing & understanding, but for my clients, as well! I learned techniques on how to be grounded and empowered. With teachings in parts work, Polyvagal Theory, somatic exploration, and basic holistic modalities, I have strengthened my practice along the way.

After over a decade in Massage & Energy work and walking the path of Sacred Ceremonies, I am called to offer my support to others as we walk each other home. I wake up every day in devotion to this path, in prayer & meditation, movement & sacred practices. I live in deep gratitude for every day that is a gift & am honored to be of service!

Tlazocamati

(Nahuatl word for: to be thankful, or to thank someone for something; to give thanks, or to be thanked from a received benefit)