Wellness work requires that professionals bring their highest selves to the practice.
I cannot show up fully for clients if I am out of alignment myself. At Sapientia, I actively practice what I teach.

Human beings are social creatures.
Our nature depends on support from others.
In an age of increasing social and emotional isolation, I foster connection and help clients develop, embrace and tend to healthy relationships.

Connection to Self is at the heart of Sapientia’s services. I guide clients in building self-awareness, and growing compassion for the parts of themselves that were previously unknown, criticized, or exiled.

I seek out and study the latest wellness research.
I train to bring the most needed and effectives services to my clients.
With love for the craft, and respect for those I serve, I continually fine-tune Sapientia’s services.

I aim to be a leader in this work, bringing the knowledge and confidence clients need to trust the process.
I am a servant in this work, bringing the humility, warmth, and respect that clients deserve.

Life is both joy and pain.
Situations, circumstances, events, and people – all are more nuanced than our “black-or-white” thinking brains like to admit.
At Sapientia, I accept that life is a (messy, beautiful) mixed bag.

I guide clients in their journey of self-connection and healing, giving them tools for accessing their own wisdom.
I train other professionals to do the same.
I pass knowledge on so that it grows in the community.

The only way to grow is to be honest – about our thoughts, feelings, and actions.
To ask, why? And to be curious about the answer.
At Sapientia, I bring warmth, care, and genuine curiosity to clients’ journeys of personal growth. Eventually, clients can do the same for themselves.

Wisdom is the ability to take perspective and make sound judgments, while balancing logic and emotion. It comes from experience, practice, and self-awareness. Every service Sapientia provides is built on the belief that all clients already have within them the wisdom to heal themselves, grow and thrive.