What I do for you…

Quantum Possibilities Guide is the best phrase I can use to describe what I offer my clients. I am committed to empowering you to change and expand your life using the techniques and processes of Matrix Energetics, Access Consciousness, and the Teachings of Abraham.  I facilitate clearing of beliefs that no longer serve you, changing patterns that are no longer useful, and creating the life you desire with ease and joy. Whether the area where you feel stuck or blocked is physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual, I will show you how to shift, and give you tools to continue shifting long after your interaction together. Phone sessions are available from anywhere, and in-person sessions are available in Austin or Houston.

I hosted a very successful Blog Talk Radio show called “Awakening in Austin” for 18 months, where I interviewed spiritual, holistic and metaphysical practitioners about how they serve others. While I no longer maintain the 3-5 shows per week schedule, I occasionally add new shows, and all past replays are always available.

My intention is to live my life guided by Spirit. I have my Team (Angels, Guides and Loved Ones) working closely with me every day. I work with individuals in whatever way best serves them.  And, I give excellent hugs!

My training includes: multiple classes in Access Consciousness and Matrix Energetics, Certified Law of Attraction Coach (Quantum Success Coaching Academy), Reiki Master (Usui and Kundalini), Emotional Freedom Technique (Advanced), Certified Life Coach (American University of NLP), Certified NLP Master Practitioner, Bachelor’s degree in metaphysics (University of Metaphysics), Bachelor’s of Business Administration (University of Houston Clear Lake)

On the personal side…

I started out as a child…

Born in Ohio, the oldest of three children, I spent my childhood adapting.  You see, my dad changed jobs frequently and I moved over 20 times between birth and 18.  Most school years I attended two different schools, and in 4th grade it was 4 different schools. Rarely was the new school at the same place in the curriculum as the previous one, but I was still able to keep up with the changes and always be an excellent student.  I learned to make friends fast, and I can pack a box faster than just about anyone.

Out on my own…

I met my first husband at church camp when I was just 13.  We dated through high school (despite my family continuing to move around) and married as soon as I graduated at 18.  As you might imagine, I swore that when I got out on my own I was never moving again!  We lived in Springfield, Ohio for three years while Scot finished college, them moved to Cleveland, Ohio where he went to medical school, graduate school, and did his residency. We lived there for 11 years. I worked at Case Western Reserve University in administrative assistant roles, first in the nursing school and then in the undergraduate alumni office.

And then there were three…

In 1983 I gave birth to the most precious and perfect little boy, David (he’s now 28 and still precious and perfect). I thought having a child was the most amazing thing I had ever experienced, and I have enjoyed every minute of being a mom.  When David was about a year old, Scot was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. For awhile, we didn’t know what was going on.  He would have crushing depression, followed by manic episodes where he hardly slept, was basically out of control, and spent money like there was no tomorrow. He finally got on medication, but he didn’t like the way it made him feel.  It’s a very difficult thing to be experiencing someone’s behavior that is being affected by an imbalance in their brain chemicals and refrain from taking it personally.

To Texas ya’ll…

We very nearly divorced before our move to Texas in 1990 because Scot’s illness was still not well managed by the medication. I got a job at Baylor College of Medicine and did administrative work for a doctor there for 9 years, eventually managing a medical practice of 6 doctors and 45 staff. Scot worked on the faculty of the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, while David grew and thrived and found his love of music. Since I had gone to work right after high school to support Scot through his schooling, I did not have a college degree. I decided I wanted one, so I quit work in 1999 and started college full time.

The night the lights went out…

So I’m in my first year of college, and David’s in his senior year of high school, and the night of October 19, 2000, Scot did not come home. The police found his body the next day in a hotel 8 miles from our house. It turns out he had been under huge pressure at work, and had quit taking his medication (which I didn’t know)  in order to be completely sharp for an exam that he had been studying for for a year. After the test he went into a deep depression that ended in suicide.

Life goes on…

The adaptability I learned growing up kicked in big time.  Fortunately, Scot had an excellent life insurance policy that enabled us to keep our house and allowed me to complete my degree and put David through his undergraduate and master’s program.  I married Steve in 2004 and we started our own business, Customer Keepers, in early 2005. This was a greeting card business where we created and printed greeting cards for real estate agents (mostly) to stay in touch with their clients. We got very involved in local networking groups, and I held several leadership positions in chambers of commerce and BNI.  After a year and a half we joined Send Out Cards, an internet-based greeting card and gift company, as distributors and stopped printing our own cards.  I started speaking to groups about referral marketing and business networking, and I wrote “Nurturing Networker: Business Networking That Matters,” which was released in January 2010.

A new path…

In October 2008 Steve was diagnosed with colon cancer and we started a quest for a holistic alternative to chemo and radiation.  This led us to The Teachings of Abraham material, which I have studied extensively, and an awakening to the power of the Law of Attraction and deliberate creation.  I created an 8-minute movie, the Attracting Abundance Movie, that is a focusing tool for deliberate creation based on one of the Abraham-Hicks principles.

Another transition…

When I first  wrote this About Me section in early 2010, I ended it with “Big changes are in store.” Boy was that an understatement!  In 2010 Steve went through two surgeries, chemo and radiation, and we lost our house and had to declare bankruptcy. We moved to Austin in February 2011 because I wanted to be part of the spiritual/metaphysical community here. Steve’s cancer returned, and he transitioned November 12, 2011. He started communicating clearly with me the next day and is now part of my Spiritual Team. I am writing a book about our ongoing experiences.

I’ve come to understand so much about the Other Side, about how we create out experiences, about how there is a bigger plan than we can see. I am grateful for this journey, and would be honored to be of service to you on yours.  Namaste.