Sumi is an intuitive healer, helping clients change their lives by releasing limiting beliefs and patterns. "I believe, that a shift in perspective, is all it takes to change a life."

My entry into intuitive healing work began while I was in the business of training horses and riders. I started to notice that the challenges which sometimes came up in training, many times stemmed from a negagtive emotional issue, rather than from a physical one. This was true whether with the horse or rider. This observation led me on a path of learning ways in which to help the horses and riders. From there, it's grew into the work I do today - identifying what the key issues are for a client (whether human or animal). They can then be looked at and gently released in a safe and supportive way.

I've found that the emotional memories held within our bodies or minds, have a direct influence on our quality of life. Sometimes these memories aren't conscious ones, but are held in the subconscious mind. Whether held consciously, or subconsciously, they still affect our lives. Identifying the issues or events allows them to clear, thereby bringing the energetic and emotional fields back into balance.

The work I do:
I use a variety of methods to help identify emotional ties to, or decisions we've made about negative events. From kinesiology, or muscle testing, to intuitive guidance I receive during the session, I'm able to zero in on what the key issue or issues are. This helps to bring into awareness the most important aspect of which the body or mind wishes to release.

Sometimes a client knows exactly why they feel or act as they do, while others aren't able to access the memories. By using kinesiology, we're able to bypass the conscious mind and go straight to what is being held in the body or subconscious memory.

I love helping people see and reach their full potential. The changes within their lives can be profound. I'm extremely grateful to the many clients who have had the courage to change and are committed to being the very best they can be.