Welcome!

Are you tired of feeling stuck and feel ready for change?
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You are good at making it look like everything is okay. You even have moments when pretty much things are okay. But underneath that, things are off. There’s something not quite right with your health, or there’s an underlying sensation of anxiety, you are aware of a depression hanging over you, or stress and tension weighs heavily.

If you are longing for things to flow smoothly, while feeling balanced and whole in the midst of it all, then you are in the right place.

I help those who want to experience life with authenticity & wholeness who struggle with health issues or emotional issues such as depression, anxiety, grief, and stress.

How do you get started?

You may be wondering who benefits most from my services. Click here to see if my approach can help you.

If any of this resonates for you, you might be interested in one of my periodical newsletters, Living in Sync with the Seasons, or A Wisdom Journey of Your Own. Click here to learn more.

Blessings in wellness,

Lucy

When I started seeing Lucy for shiatsu, originally for secondary pain associated with a running injury, I was experiencing a lot of stress and anxiety in my life. I felt generally out of control and unable to make progress. Recently, I have noticed that not only has the stress and anxiety disappeared along with the physical pain from the injury, I also feel more positive and alive than I have in years. The circumstances of my life haven’t changed but my response to them is completely different. I have a deep feeling of well-being and peace that I attribute to the sessions I have done with Lucy. Friends and family have commented on my newfound calm as well.

K.L.

When I went for a treatment, my asthma was bothering me. I was using my inhaler 2-3 times a day and had been for over a month. At the beginning of the treatment I was wheezy and coughing. By the end of the treatment, I wasn’t coughing any more and my wheezing had eased. Now, nearly a month later, I still haven’t needed to use my inhaler.

Diane