Welcome to My Page

I’m glad you’re here. I invite you to discover my journey and see if we are a fit. My path has been one of deep transformation, and it is my honor to walk alongside those ready to step into their own healing.

I was introduced to Iboga when my son sought it to rediscover his soul, wounded by despair and addiction. Though he had tried many paths to healing, it was only when Ryan Snow traveled to Africa, was initiated into the Bwiti tradition, and completed the Rites of Passage that he truly began to uncover his truth and reclaim his soul. Three years later, at the age of 68, I received and answered the call to eat Iboga myself, stepping into my own healing.

After experiencing profound transformation during a local Iboga retreat, I felt an even deeper calling—to be trained as an Iboga provider and learn to serve Iboga to others, honoring the sacred Bwiti lineage. As the mother of twins, I hold a sacred role within the Bwiti, carrying both honor and wisdom. My intensive training and initiation with Moughenda Mikala were not easy and required deep personal commitment and a willingness to surrender to Iboga’s teachings, but the lessons I learned about digging deep and allowing Iboga to guide the healing shaped my strength as a provider. This experience profoundly deepened my understanding of true wholeness—healing not as a process of "fixing" but of guiding individuals back to their innate, unbroken state of being. Today, I walk this path with reverence, supporting others in their own healing journeys through the wisdom of Iboga.

A Life Dedicated to Healing

My dedication to trauma recovery and addiction healing is both personal and professional. I have endured the challenges of psychiatric treatment firsthand, including electroconvulsive therapy, psychoactive medication, and invalidating therapeutic approaches. Rather than being defeated by these experiences, I emerged as a fierce advocate for integrative, person-centered alternatives to stigmatizing mainstream mental health care. I stand against the disempowerment of traditional psychiatric models, offering instead a path of deep remembrance, self-trust, and liberation.

My understanding of addiction recovery is equally personal. As a mother and family member of individuals in recovery, I intimately understand the pain, complexity, and nonlinear nature of healing. Through my work, I offer families and loved ones the kind of guidance, support, and understanding that I once sought myself. Whether through pro bono counseling, private healing work, or high-net-worth clientele seeking deep personal transformation, I extend empathy and expertise to ensure that no one is left behind. Healing knows no economic or social boundaries, and I tailor each experience to meet the individual exactly where they are.

With decades of experience in education, counseling, and facilitation, I hold a B.A./M.Ed. and a range of professional credentials, including:

• Registered Professional Counsellor (RPC)
• Master Practitioner in Clinical Counselling (MPCC)
• Certified Addiction Counsellor

Creating Spaces for Transformation

I am the co-founder of the Centre for Wholeness & Well Being, a registered charity dedicated to providing alternative healing pathways. Through this work, I have designed and facilitated programs that support addiction recovery, trauma healing, and overall mental well-being.

I have had the privilege of working with a diversity of individuals seeking profound personal shifts, addressing the unique challenges each person faces in their healing process. Each individual is held with the utmost care, ensuring they feel safe, seen, and deeply supported throughout their journey.

A Legacy of Healing

My relationship with Iboga and the Bwiti tradition has reinforced a truth I have always known: healing is not about fixing what is broken but about guiding people back to the wholeness that has always been within them.

As the co-founder of the Centre for Wholeness & Well Being, I have built an inclusive place for those seeking alternative healing pathways. I have designed and hosted numerous workshops on addiction, trauma healing, and wellness, ensuring that support reaches those who need it most.

Through my work, I hold space for deep, lasting transformation. My calling is to bridge the ancient wisdom of nature and the Earth with modern healing, to challenge limiting beliefs about what is possible, and to rewrite the narratives that no longer serve us. I remind people that it is never too late to heal, grow, and step into their fullest selves.

I am bringing people home—to themselves, to their truth, and to the recognition that they have always been whole. My life’s work is a testament to the truth that wisdom, compassion, and service know no limits—not of age, background, or circumstance. I uphold the highest ethical and safety standards, ensuring that every journey is conducted with integrity, responsibility, and care.

I walk this path with deep gratitude, guided by Iboga, honoring the Bwiti, and carrying forward the lessons I have learned, so that others may find their way home—to themselves, their truth, and the healing that has always been waiting for them.