Cynthia’s lifelong calling has been to create spaces where people can experience healing, transformation, and a deeper connection with themselves. After three decades in spiritual ministry and teaching, a season of profound personal loss led her to explore new ways of understanding healing—ways that included not only the mind and spirit, but the wisdom of the body.

Her own experience of healing deepened when Cynthia was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor and underwent major surgery. What began as professional study in holistic healing became deeply personal, strengthening her understanding that healing is not simply something we think about or understand intellectually. It is something we experience, embody, and gradually integrate into the way we live.

Today, Cynthia brings these many strands together through her approach to Embodied Healing. Drawing from hypnotherapy, Reiki, acupressure, meditation, spiritual practice, and three decades of teaching and healing work, she creates gentle, deeply held experiences that invite people to listen more closely to themselves and to what their bodies may already know.

At the heart of Cynthia’s work is the belief that healing does not need to be forced. Through private sessions and intimate group experiences, she offers a compassionate space for deep awareness, meaningful shifts, and gentle integration—supporting each person as insight becomes embodied and healing becomes part of the life they are creating.