Sarah

 If we were together in person, I’d offer you a cup of tea, probably something rose or mint-based. You’re probably wondering a bit about me. 

Well, if we’re being honest, I think I’ve always been a little different. Drawn to graveyards, fascinated by talks about death, and a big believer in things we can’t see but deeply feel and know. My mom always said I danced to the sound of my own drum, but I now think it was just the drum from the other side I was hearing so clearly.

During my sophomore year of college, the youngest boy of the family I nannied for, Mickey, was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a rare and aggressive cancer found in children.  He was only three and a half years old.

Mickey loved food, dancing, and playing with his brothers. By the age of two he was a ladies man and was known for having multiple girlfriends. Each one of us had our own nickname. I was gifted with the title of “future wife”.  He used to say he wanted to marry me, but that he wasn’t ready quite yet for the commitment. It was a fair statement considering he had yet to go to kindergarten.

After a year and a half of battling cancer, Mickey passed at the age of five and a half.

I had the privilege to be with Mick and his parents as he passed away in the hospital December of 2016. I can safely say that sharing that moment with them, is the most sacred moment I will ever have in this lifetime. I had the honor of witnessing my favorite human transition to his next place. Holding space for him to go back to the place we all come from, is a moment that I will never forget.

I needed to know why we were on this floating rock if horrible things were just going to happen to children. So, I looked for answers. Eventually, I got desperate enough after being unsuccessful with traditional therapy and turned to more holistic routes.

I went to a spiritual healer and was introduced to energetic healing, where I witnessed firsthand how much my body was physically, emotionally, mentally, and energetically holding onto the trauma and pain of the loss.

After each session, I felt more connected to myself than I ever had. I was able to gain insight, direction, confidence, and most importantly my voice.

As I continued to follow my passion, my intuition opened, and my own healing gifts began to blossom. I began to accept my own essence and with it, unlocked my ability to be a channel for those who had passed away.

Losing Mickey was my wake-up call to finally love myself fully and live my life with authenticity.

If you told six-year-old Sarah what she’d be doing now, she would’ve been shocked and ecstatic that such a career even existed. She also would’ve said, “Well, of course that’s all real and possible! Duh.” Always the Aquarius, I’ve never been one to accept what’s considered normal.

My approach with clients has been described as grounded and relaxed. People often tell me how “normal” I really am, especially considering the work I do. That’s exactly what I hope for. I want this work to feel accessible and reachable to anyone. I don’t believe I’m especially gifted or chosen; I just remembered early on what’s possible.

If you work with me, I’m never going to scare you with ominous predictions of the future or shame you for choices you made at the end of your pet’s life. Instead, I’ll sit with you, knowing how complicated and messy life really is, and remind you there’s no perfect or right way to do it. I’ll remind you how powerful and strong you truly are and show you how present your spirit guides and loved ones actually are. When I say they’re right there, I mean it. They’re right there with you.

Wherever your road takes you, know that you’re not alone. You are infinitely supported by your spirit guides, loved ones, and me.

My door is always open if you’d like to learn how I can support you or if you have questions about my work. You can book a free discovery call with me anytime to connect.

Sending you lots of love,
Sarah