1:1 Private Mentorship
Some transformations can't happen alone
↓ Here's WHAT YOU GET ↓
8 week private container
Weekly live sessions
Between session support
Mediumship & intuitive insight
Somatic healing
The L.O.V.E. Method Workbook
How We Work Together
This is 1:1 work I lead, guided by spirit. My gift lets me see what's really driving a pattern — whether it's trauma inherited from generations before you, an attachment wound from your own childhood, or the fear a current relationship keeps triggering. In session, I go within and speak directly with your guides to uncover exactly where a pattern started, whose it originally was, and what it's still protecting you from. We move it somatically, not just intellectually, so it actually releases instead of just being understood. The goal isn't to manage the pattern better. It's to bring the fear underneath it back into love, again and again.
What's Included
An 8-week private container, built around you — no cohorts, no waitlist. Once you're accepted, we'll establish and set your dates on the calendar together. Each week includes one live video or phone session where we do the actual work together, plus phone and text access when you need extra support between sessions, because insight that surfaces on a random Tuesday shouldn't have to wait a week to be worked through. This is a significant financial and time investment. Full pricing is shared personally once your application is reviewed.
The Work Is Yours To Do
Here's the truth: I can't do this work for you. I bring the intuitive guidance, the gained wisdom, and the container itself. You bring the willingness to show up in and between sessions — reflection, meditation, somatic exercises, and real-world action on what we uncover together. The investment doesn't create the transformation on its own. Your work does.
Who This Is For
Maybe you're the woman who's built the career, the independence, the life that looks like she has it all - and you still find yourself playing small in the relationship that matters most, smoothing things over, giving up a little more truth every time just to keep it easy. Or maybe you've always known you give too much — you people-please, you make yourself easy to keep, you stay quiet rather than risk the relationship. Maybe you traded your own name for "Mom" somewhere along the way and you're exhausted by where that leaves you. Different starting points, same pattern: self-abandonment. Disappearing pieces of yourself, a little at a time, to keep a partner — or a parent, or a friendship — close. It always ends the same way. Depleted. Resentful. Further from yourself than when it started. If that's familiar, however you got here, this is for you.
