Healing through Energy, Plants and Purpose

“Respond to every call that excites your soul.”
— Rumi

Hello Friend,

My journey into the healing arts has been anything but linear. It’s been a path filled with growth, resilience, and discovery—shaped by my experiences as a daughter, mother, caregiver, and partner. Today, I am honored to share my work with you, integrating Reiki, Coaching, Akashic Records, and herbal wisdom into a holistic approach to healing and transformation.

The Awakening

In a previous life, I was an environmental health scientist, energy policy researcher, and educator. I co-authored scientific publications, contributed to books for the International Energy Agency, and co-founded a school in the San Francisco Bay Area. But my true calling emerged through life’s most profound challenges.

When my first child was born in 2005, I thought I had it all figured out—until life proved otherwise. In 2008, over a six-month period, my life turned upside down: my mom was diagnosed with Stage IV cancer, I faced the realization that my marriage needed to end, and I made a transpacific move from Hong Kong to San Francisco. Life continued to test me. My mom passed away in 2010, and a year later, I gave birth to my third daughter. I navigated the deep loneliness left by my mom’s absence and the fog of postpartum depression, all while caring for three girls under the age of six.

I felt broken. But those dark times were also where healing began.

Through the labyrinth of grief, caregiving, and self-discovery, I came to understand the deep connection between our emotional and physical states. I witnessed how my mother’s qigong practice brought her moments of remission and peace. I learned to honor my intuition and began exploring energy medicine as a way to heal and reconnect with myself. Reiki entered my life in 2015, followed by the Akashic Records. These practices opened me to a deeper understanding of myself and the vibrational shifts needed for true transformation.

Letting Go and the Power of Healing

As I began my healing journey, I realized that the path to transformation required more than physical recovery—it called for a deeper exploration of my own beliefs and conditioning.

My journey illuminated the social conditioning I’d absorbed growing up in a patriarchal, scarcity-driven society as the child of immigrant parents. I began to question everything: Who am I beyond my racial identity as an Asian American? Who would I be without the cultural values and societal expectations I had internalized?

“Letting go doesn’t mean forgetting—it means we stop carrying the energy of the past into the present.”
— Yung Pueblo

Letting go was multi-layered. It required releasing attachments, outcomes, and judgments—not just about others, but about myself. It became a life practice of finding moments of clarity, losing them, and then searching again. Yet, each moment of awareness lightened my load, bringing healing not only to myself but also to those around me.

As a mother, I learned that I couldn’t heal my daughters’ throat chakras for them. My greatest gift to them was my own healing—bringing awareness to my social programming, taking responsibility for my choices, and trusting that they are the heroines of their own journeys.

Healing as a Journey

I believe we all have the capacity to heal ourselves. Reiki and the Akashic Records have been foundational to my own healing journey, guiding me through self-discovery, release, and renewal. These tools have helped me understand that healing is not about fixing; it’s about letting go and opening ourselves to alignment and magic.

As I deepened my practice, I realized that true healing must happen on all three levels—mind, body, and spirit. This understanding drew me into the world of herbalism, where I discovered the profound connection between plants, energy, and our own innate ability to heal.

Herbs have been a source of grounding and nourishment in my life, supporting me through stress, enhancing my gut health, and fostering resilience. But more than that, I have remembered how deeply connected I am—and have always been—to nature. Our plant allies, Spirit, and the Universe are always here to support us.

Plants embody the wisdom of the natural world, offering their medicine not only for our physical well-being but also to guide us toward emotional and spiritual alignment. Integrating herbal wisdom with Reiki allows me to offer a truly holistic approach to healing—one that nurtures both the seen and unseen aspects of your being.

Through this work, I hope to help you reconnect with nature, with Spirit, and with the abundant support that surrounds you, so you can move forward in balance, harmony, and alignment.

My Approach

Through my work, I aim to empower you to reconnect with your own energy, health, and purpose. Whether through a Reiki session, an Akashic Records reading, or a personalized herbal plan, I create a safe and compassionate space for you to explore what alignment means to you.

  • Reiki: Clears and balances energy for deep relaxation and renewal.

  • Coaching: Helps you align your actions with your values and goals.

  • Akashic Records: Provides spiritual insight and clarity for your journey.

  • Herbalism: Supports your healing with personalized remedies to sustain balance and vitality.

Every session, every plan, is tailored to honor your unique journey. I believe that healing is a ripple effect—when we heal ourselves, we raise the collective vibration and inspire those around us to do the same.

Education and Training

  • Reiki I & II Attunements (Spiritweavers, Northpoint Chiropractic)

  • Reiki Master Apprenticeship (Eric Rubin)

  • Cranial Sacral I (SF Massage School)

  • Akashic Records Practitioner Course (Magic Inclined)

  • Wildly Intuitive Practitioner Pathway (Wildly Rooted)

  • Clinical Herbalism Training (Land of Verse)

Let’s Begin Your Healing Journey

Whether you’re seeking energetic balance, spiritual clarity, or herbal support, I’m here to guide you with an open heart. Together, we can create space for transformation, empowerment, and alignment.