a b o u t

I didn’t set out to be “an Alchemist.”

I came to it by way of art, the plants, herbs, wider nature, chronic health problems, and a lifelong tendency to notice patterns and connections that didn’t always fit neatly into one category.

Over time, I became less interested in asking, “What is THE thing that will fix this?” and more interested in what happens when we look at the whole picture. What keeps repeating? What is being overlooked? What doesn’t quite match? What changes when one piece shifts?

That way of looking at things became the foundation of what I now call Alchemy.

To me, alchemy is transformation - one shift setting others in motion.

Sometimes you know what the problem is. Sometimes you only know that something feels off. You may be circling the same decision, caught in a recurring pattern, or finding that what “should” make sense doesn’t match your actual response.

That’s often where another perspective helps.

I tend to notice things that can be difficult to see from inside a situation - a contradiction, an overlooked detail, a connection between things that seem unrelated. I bring intuition into that too — not as a replacement for your own knowing, but as another source of information we can look at together.

The point isn’t for me to hand you a direction.

It’s to help make the landscape clearer enough that you can recognize your own.

That’s why I don’t work from one fixed method only. Depending on what you’re exploring, we may draw from conversation, intuition, Human Design, flower and vibrational essences, oracle cards, plants, imagery, or something else entirely.

The method isn’t the point.

Clarity is.