Get to know me
My life has been radically transformed by Spirit. Over the years, my path has taken me deep into prayer, meditation, yoga, classical tantra, community leadership, and debilitating chronic pain— each revealing my Heart’s capacity to embrace more of life and myself than I ever thought possible.
My primary influence is the path of Devotional Nonduality, as taught by Dr. David R. Hawkins. I have also been deeply shaped by Kundalini Yoga, Jungian psychology, the work of 12-step recovery, and Chinese medicine. I freely draw wisdom from many of the world’s spiritual and religious traditions. I am both Jewish and joyfully devoted to Jesus Christ as my teacher, savior, and inspiration to love unconditionally. At heart, I am a mystic who seeks Truth within.
At age twenty, I had an unexpected experience of satori that radically changed the direction of my life. While I continued to work in advocacy and community leadership for many years, my attention increasingly turned toward understanding the nature of consciousness, healing, and spiritual transformation. That search eventually led me to become a certified Kundalini Yoga teacher and Level II Reiki practitioner, and I have since led dozens of gong immersions in the US and Europe.
Long before I entered the healing arts, my work centered around community and service. After my high school coming-out speech unexpectedly went viral, I spent more than a decade in national LGBTQ+ advocacy and nonprofit leadership. That work eventually led to my being named to the Forbes 30 Under 30: Law & Policy list for contributions to positive social change.
Today, I am completing a Master's degree in Classical Five Element Acupuncture at the Institute of Taoist Education & Acupuncture (ITEA) in Louisville, Colorado. My study of Chinese medicine has given me yet another way of exploring the question that has animated much of my adult life: How do we become more fully ourselves?
Whether I am treating a patient, teaching a class, or gathering people in community, I try to bring the same qualities to everything: curiosity, non-judgment, presence, and care. I don't believe healing is something one person does to another. My role is to meet you where you are, listen, and support the movement toward greater wholeness already taking place within you.