Author: Connie

Connie doesn’t believe in "fixing" people because she doesn’t think they are broken; they are simply navigating the messy, unpredictable seasons of being human. From her cozy home office—a space that feels more like a living room than an office—Connie serves as a steady anchor for those weathering life’s hardest transitions. Whether you are sixteen and struggling with identity or eighty and navigating the quiet shift of aging, Connie’s door is open. Her approach to recovery is broad and deeply personal, reaching far beyond traditional definitions. She guides people through the hollow ache of losing a loved one, the disorientation of a lost career, and the uphill climb of overcoming addiction. Each offering it's own relapse prevention planning. To Connie, a "relapse" or a setback is just a sign that the path got a little muddy—it’s never a reason to turn back. Eschewing cold, clinical labels, she offers "kitchen-table wisdom" paired with practical tools for resilience. In Connie’s community-focused practice, the goal isn't perfection; it’s finding the courage to stay present in your own life, no matter how much the landscape has changed.
  • Awakening to Self

    Reflections on Human Connection, Choice, and Collective Healing The current climate in this country and around the world is intense. Considering self and how to move through the day is a challenge if too much attention is focused on the events. I have spent the last 36-plus years of my life perfecting my path to…

  • Toenail Fungus Therapy

    Clinical & At-Home Science A Comprehensive Reference Guide to Mechanisms, Remedies, Delivery Vehicles, and Internal Protocols Toenail fungus is a horror, the nails are ugly, forget about getting a pedicure. Over the years I have tried many different remedies, all stating within 2 weeks the fungus goes away, new nail growth appears. Not true. I…

  • The Jungian Layer

    Archetypes as Living Presences Jung understood archetypes not as abstract concepts but as autonomous psychic forces. The patterns of energy that organize experience, appear in dreams and symptoms. These patterns can be engaged as if they are real presences. For our purposes, several figures cluster around the Divine Feminine. Sophia as the Highest Anima Jung…

  • The Divine Feminine

    Introduction to My Divine Feminine A repeated pattern that has been a great part of my life is the feminine, in search of it’s true meaning. One of the greatest repeats that I see chased after is the meaning of the Divine Feminine. I have been exploring this concept for the past 7 decades of…

  • What is Identity?

    An Introduction to How We Understand Who We Are Identity reflects self. From the existential point of view, it is who we are to the world. How we define self in relation to the world. Our choices throughout every area of our life is a reflection. Shaped by the stories we tell about ourselves in…

  • Flu Season Guide

    Herbs, Nutrition, and Proven Ways to Support Your Immune System Introduction The flu is but one variety of virus we encounter in our life time. This is only the beginning. Life often places us in a defensive posture, responding rather than preparing. My hope is to invite a shift toward prevention—toward tending the body and…

  • Anger Journal

    Recovery is a personal journey. We each find what works for us. The one key aspect missing for many is knowing self, understanding emotions, how our past shapes us and without guidance controls us.

    Self-dialogue is an important skill to develop because if guides us in our recovery journey.