What brought me into this art of Energy Healing was the desire to heal my childhood wounds that carried into my adult life, causing distracting noise and undiagnosable body ailments that prevented me from being my best self. The more I learned how to clear what was holding me back with Energy Healing, the more I discovered how to release the story of what happened to me. I was set free from the trauma, suffering and pain of the past. I changed my story… I changed my life.

Before I found Energy Healing, I tried everything and still didn’t have the clarity and direction to change my life for the better. I felt like my life was stuck on a hamster wheel of repetitive negative physical and emotional challenges, instead of feeling a deep sense of peace that I knew would make all the difference in my life.

My life is no longer stuck. I have clarity and direction. I feel freer than I’ve ever felt before. Life now is simple, fun, and easy. I love it! Yes, life can still deal out hardships, but I find they don’t wipe me out like they used to. Do I have it all figure out? Heck no. But I cannot imagine going back to before all the clearing. Besides every day, I’m incredibly thankful for all the mentors, instructors, friends, and peers that I have met along the way, and all those who are in my life now because of Energy Healing. I’m truly blessed to be doing what I do.

I’m a Gemini Sun, Aries Moon and a Scorpio Rising… I still don’t know what that all means, but for some I know it’s important to know. In Five Element energy, I predominantly carry the energy of the 5 Earth, 7 Metal, and 3 Wood Elements. I also have a soft spot for Feng Shui and how energy affects us through placement. I also have a natural knack of finding and clearing intrusive energy people, places, homes, animals, etc.

I’m so thankful for my family and dogs who always brighten my day with their love. Every day, I’m actively clearing myself, quoting Ho’oponopono, feeding my mystical mind, and trying to make the right choices to raise my vibrancy of my mind and body. As I’m working on myself, I transmute all that I clear from myself into love and light for All There Is as a whole. I know I’ll be living the rest of my life releasing and clearing, and loving the journey as I do.

Family – Zachary, Me, Sami, Nathan, Noel, Briana, and Mike
Mike and I
Gert (RIP 2024), Me, Gizmo, and Gus

I’m a perpetual learner. Often I’m taking classes and working on certifications to enhance the variety of modalities I can offer clients.

I love books. Reading books… Learning from books. Nothing is better than the smell and weight of a book in my hands, as my eyes devour the words and my mind takes in the story or meaning of what the author is conveying in their writing. I also love a good Audible book while on drives and long road trips.

This was one of the first books I read that opened me up to Energy Healing. “The Power of Your Subconscious Mind” by Joseph Murphy

I enjoy the outdoors. I love the mountains or high desert plains. In the winter, you may see me at our local ski resort, Crystal Mountain, and in the summer camping in the Cascades by my favorite streams: Crow Creek & Little Naches. You may even find me out on my dirt bike on mountain trails eating all the dust as I try keeping up with my husband and adult kids. Lately, we have been wheeling Mike’s CJ7, rather than riding dirt bikes. My dogs and I are the designated passengers and are quick to get out of the rig at those major rock obstacles.

Mike’s CJ7 in front of Devil’s Tower in Wyoming

I take a lot of pleasure in gardening. I appreciate the seasons throughout the year, especially springtime, which lovingly paints my life anew with colorful blossoms, new growth, blessed shapes & rich fragrances. (See a photo of my garden below.) I also appreciate the quiet moments as the sun rises. Each new day reminds me that blessings of self-discovery, Divine teachings, and unlimited opportunities from the Field of Potentiality always await me.

Part of My Back Yard
Hellebores “Christmas Rose” – My Favorite Flower in My Garden. Metaphorically, hellebores often symbolize resilience, new beginnings, and the ability to persevere through challenging times due to their characteristic of blooming in the midst of winter, representing hope and renewal even in harsh conditions.

All Photos on Website ® Tina Zimmer