Statement of Ethics

Foundations

My work is rooted in the belief that sensitivity is a sacred capacity. As an educator and guide, I am committed to clarity, consent, freedom, and relational integrity in all I offer — whether through 1:1 sessions, consulting, groups, or courses.

I serve those walking complex paths — empaths, intuitives, healers, teachers, caregivers, purpose-led professionals, and cultural creatives — and I recognize the heightened vulnerability and sensitivity of those who seek this work. My role is not to lead, fix, or diagnose — but to mirror, midwife, and offer grounded support at life’s thresholds.

My ethical code is not a performance. It is a living altar — one that I tend with devotion, reflection, and humility. This statement is both a compass and a contract, aligning my offerings with soul integrity and growing spiritual maturity.

I am not a physician, licensed therapist, or attorney. I am a lifelong educator with training in energy healing, somatic attachment therapy, and soul systems.

Commitments

1. Energetic Freedom
   I will never position myself as an authority over your body, experience, or spiritual path. I trust in your knowing. My role is to support your connection to that knowing — not to replace it. I honor the full spectrum of intuition, wisdom, and intelligences that move through you.

2. Informed Consent
   Consent is ongoing, specific, and active. Before engaging in any work, I clearly outline the scope, intentions, limits, and potential impacts. I revisit consent throughout our process, knowing that what is a “yes” at the beginning may become a “no” over time.

3. Trauma-Awareness & Nervous System Honoring
   I am trained in somatic modalities and trauma-sensitive frameworks. Spiritual and energetic work can activate trauma responses. I do not override the body’s cues, yours or mine. I guide with attuned pacing — making space for stillness, resistance, overwhelm, or contraction — without problematizing or pushing past less than desirable experiences.

4. Confidentiality & Reverence
   What is spoken in our space is held in confidence. I treat your disclosures with reverence. If there is ever a need to consult with another practitioner (e.g., for safety or referral), I will seek your explicit consent first. Your story is not my content. Your process is not my brand asset.

5. Inclusion & Intersectional Awareness
   I recognize that healing work exists inside larger systems. I strive to be actively actively inclusive in my language, pricing, frameworks, and embodiment. I acknowledge where I hold significant privilege. I continue to question my participation in systems that harm. I welcome feedback, boundaries, and challenges as opportunities to deepen my communion with the world.

6. Right Relationship With Power
   I name power when I hold it, and I hold it with care. I do not blur roles. I do not romanticize hierarchy. In groups, team coaching, and live courses, I guide with the intention to prevent triangulation, idolization, or spiritual bypass. I welcome feedback, boundaries, and challenge. When relational strain arises or safety feels compromised, I am committed to repair and reconnection where available.

7. Transparency in Pricing & Access
   My pricing is visible, honest, and value-aligned. I offer a sliding scale and welcome sacred reciprocity when possible. I do not rely on scarcity or false urgency when promoting services. I do not promise transformation on a timeline. I do not sell certainty. I offer resonance, skill, presence, and tools.

8. Integrity in Influence
   I mindful of the subtle power of voice, position, and perception. I speak from authentic, lived experience — not performance, persona, or projection. I avoid language or imagery that manipulates through seduction, urgency, or authority. I work within the bounds of my capacity — offering what I can support with care and deliver with integrity.

9. Relational Ethics & Boundaries
   I do not initiate or engage in romantic or financially entangled relationships with clients. If relational complexities surface, I commit to naming it, moving slowing, and taking responsibility for upholding ethical boundaries. I hold endings with care. I do not ghost, abandon, or exit without acknowledgment. Integrity lives not just in how we begin, but in how we part.

10. Responsibility to Ongoing Integration
    My work with clients does not end at the moment of insight. I provide practices, referrals, and support structures for integration. I honor the arc of transformation and the need for post-session care. I resist the cultural pressure to perform constant access — and instead model spacious, relational sustainability.