How Amy got here
For most of my life, I didn't have words for what was happening in my own body. Food intolerances I couldn't identify, pain that came and went without explanation, a sensitivity to other people's states that I didn't understand and couldn't manage. I just lived with it — until I started finding my way into alternative medicine and, slowly, into this work.
I came to energy healing in 2002, after a massage teacher recognised something in me and named it. What followed has been entirely self-directed — years of learning by doing, by working on myself, by developing practices that actually changed things I'd been carrying for a long time. Depression, chronic pain, digestive issues, insomnia, osteoporosis — I've moved through all of it using the same tools I now bring to sessions.
I also contracted COVID in the first wave and dealt with long-haul symptoms through multiple variants. That experience gave me a very specific and practical understanding of how the body can get hijacked — and what it takes to come back from that.
What I've built, over all of it, is a way of working that starts with the physical and traces everything back from there. The body is always speaking. A skin condition, a thyroid problem, a pattern of miscarriages — these aren't just medical facts, they're part of a larger story. My job is to help someone see that story whole, and to hand them tools so they can keep reading it long after our session ends.
I live in rural Alaska. I work with people who are ready to stop managing symptoms and start understanding them — and who don't need the work to be glamorous to trust that it's real.
