As a young teen, I began experiencing prophetic dreams—vivid and insistent. The first dreams happened days before July 31st, 1987, known as “Black Friday,” the day an F4 tornado struck Edmonton. Over time, those dreams gave way to more of a knowing—an ability to sense things I didn’t have the language for at the time. I was naturally drawn to tarot cards, various earth-based practices, the strange, the different—because that’s how I felt. I read many books and took many courses that furthered me on my path.

This ‘knowing’ became the foundation of my work as a holistic practitioner, strengthening over two decades, shifting and changing depending on my clients’ needs.

In 2015, I was drawn to shamanic practices and began in-person study with Gizelle Rhyon-Berry. That work marked a shift into deeper personal healing and more intentional practice.

Around that same time, after taking courses on facilitating Sacred Circles, I began gathering women (mostly clients) in what became the Sacred Circle of Divinely Groovy Women—a space to show up as you are, rooted in connection, exploring practices such as witchcraft, drumming, journeying, guided meditation, and seasonal and lunar rituals. While those circles discontinued during the pandemic, I knew I was moving beyond them, as something different was emerging—shaped by many teachers, many interests, and a need to find what truly resonates with me.

Through years of study, training and lived experience, my practice has evolved to include traditional witchcraft, seasonal rites and rituals, herbcraft, divination and intuitive guidance. This path that I have pursued — my Arte — has grown into the offerings you see here today.

What I share now is the knowledge I have gained over the years, and the practices I can call my own.