myself. But slowly—tenderly—I began to find my way back. Not to who I was before, but to someone new. Someone rooted, curious, and ready to begin again.

This space is for that process—for the sacred pause, the intentional breath, and the quiet reweaving of a life after everything has changed.

Long before caregiving became my world, I created spaces centered on fairy tales, goddess stories, folklore, and the intuitive magic of nature. I’ve always been drawn to the mystical, to what lives just beyond the veil. That thread never left me—it just waited patiently for me to pick it up again. Now, I bring it with me into re:Membering as part of what it means to explore, to heal, to rediscover joy, and to reimagine what’s possible.

Whether you're here after loss, burnout, trauma, or just a quiet knowing that it's time to gather the scattered pieces of your soul and journey back to yourself—welcome.

Let’s walk this path together.

Let’s re:Member.

Fun Facts

• I used to co-host a paranormal podcast that explored haunted places of the Pacific Northwest, strange history, and what might be waiting beyond the veil.

• My hair has been nearly every color under the sun—transformation is kind of my thing.

• I speak English, German, French, and I'm learning Spanish (with a little Dutch-reading on the side).

• I'm endlessly fascinated by different spiritual paths and how people find meaning in the world.

• Women Who Run with the Wolves changed my life—and deepened my love for story, myth, and archetype.

• I used to teach courses centered on fairy tales, goddess stories, and earth-based spirituality—and I still sprinkle that magic wherever I can.

• My German Shepherd Luna and husky mix Cyrus (short for Osiris) are my road trip and forest-wandering sidekicks.

• I can talk folklore, divination, and Oregon history for hours (and often do).

• I recently transitioned to a whole foods plant-based diet. It’s an ongoing adjustment, but it feels amazing to be able to say I nourish my body without harming another living being.

• I believe libraries are sacred, food is a love language, and stories might just be the oldest kind of spellwork.