Hi, I’m Heidi, Welcome! This is my partner, Ruby.
I've always been curious about people: their stories, what shapes them, and the different ways we experience the world. I've also felt a natural calling to serve others and an intuitive sense of what sometimes goes unspoken.
I love meaningful conversations, spending time in nature, and discovering all the things that make life so interesting. My family means the world to me. Being a wife, mother, and grandmother is something I treasure deeply. My calling to serve others is an important part of who I am, but the love and connection I share with my family will always be at the heart of my life.
I also know firsthand that life can take us through experiences that change us in ways we never imagined.
Life has taken me through profound loss, unexpected changes, and challenges that have shaken some of the things I once believed I understood. There have been seasons of uncertainty, difficult questions, and learning to live with things I couldn't change.
Those experiences have taught me that finding our way through hardship isn't always about having the answers or returning to the life we once knew. It's also about discovering the strength, wisdom, and compassion that can emerge along the way.
I've come to believe that making our way through difficult seasons is only part of the journey. There is something deeply meaningful about returning to walk alongside others who are still finding their way, offering a little light on the path ahead.
When Life Becomes Our Greatest Teacher
What We Can Explore Together
Whether you're navigating a life transition, feeling stuck, or simply ready for something different, our time together can help you:
Reconnect with who you are — beyond the roles, expectations, and experiences that have shaped your identity.
Recognize repeating story loops — notice the familiar narratives and patterns that keep showing up in your life.
Identify limiting beliefs — explore assumptions about yourself and what's possible that may no longer serve you.
Get clear about what you want — discover what matters to you now, rather than what others expect of you.
Make choices with greater confidence — move from insight into practical steps that reflect your values and goals.
For more than 26 years, I've had the privilege of walking alongside people through many different seasons of life. My background includes social work, mental health, grief, trauma, hospice care, and many years serving within an Indigenous community. Those experiences and my work in Healing Touch have also deepened my appreciation for the connection between our physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being.
Throughout those years, I've seen how deeply interconnected these aspects of our lives are. What affects one can influence the others, yet finding support that recognizes the whole person isn't always easy. Our spiritual well-being, in particular, can be overlooked, even though it plays an important role in how we understand ourselves, make meaning of our experiences, and find our place in the world.
This understanding continues to shape my commitment to honoring each person's unique experiences, values, and inner wisdom.
Experience That Shapes My Work
I believe each of us carries an inner knowing or wisdom, something like an inner compass that helps us recognize what feels meaningful, what matters most, and the direction we want our lives to take. Learning to trust that wisdom is part of discovering who we are and what we have to offer the world.
It's easy to get caught up in expectations, comparisons, and the idea that our lives are supposed to look a certain way. But we aren't meant to follow someone else's path. Each of us brings our own experiences, perspectives, interests, and gifts. There's something powerful about giving ourselves permission to explore those gifts, follow what draws us, and discover what becomes possible when we live more fully as ourselves.
One of the things we don't talk about enough is how much significant life experiences can change us. Those changes can leave us feeling uncertain, fearful, or disconnected from who we thought we were. Yet change is as natural and inevitable as the changing seasons. Each season brings its own challenges, opportunities, and invitations to grow, often revealing parts of ourselves and possibilities we hadn't considered before.
The challenge isn't always about getting back to who we used to be. It's about understanding who we're becoming and deciding what we want to do with that change.
Having someone stand beside us, without judgment, who helps us recognize our strengths, trust our own wisdom, and find the confidence to choose our own direction can make all the difference.
Why The Knowing Place?
Curious about working together? Let’s start with a complimentary call.