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I’m a life-long
learner, and I’ve discovered that most of my clients are
too.
Like me,
they aspire to become more conscious and aware, happier,
more creative, and more prosperous. I view every meeting
with my clients as an opportunity to learn from each
other as we create healthy environments.
I first learned about Feng Shui through a book,
The Western Guide to Feng Shui by Terah Kathryn
Collins, which I consider one of the best books on the
subject. Terah distills the ancient knowledge of the
early practitioners into Essential Feng Shui® , an
approach that is accessible and transformative.
I immediately hired a Feng Shui consultant
and was amazed to discover that by moving one chair in
my living room, the energy of the entire room changed
for the better. Subtle, yet powerful, I thought.
After 22 years as an executive fundraiser, I
wanted something more. I enrolled in the
Western School of Feng Shui in San Diego and never
looked back. In 2001, I launched my own business—Inner
Vision Feng Shui.
Why “Inner Vision”? Because Feng
Shui is not just about arranging furniture. It’s about
living and working more consciously in our personal
environments in a way that promotes our emotional,
spiritual, and physical well-being.
 Feng
Shui has become a way of life. I stay current by
continuing to learn from well-known teachers of Feng
Shui. I’m certified by two schools, the Western
School of Feng Shui and Interior Alignment™, which was
established by Denise Linn and includes Instinctive Feng
Shui and Space Clearing. My teachers have included Terah
Kathryn Collins, Alex Stark, and R.D. Chin, among
others.
To broaden my service to clients, I also
practice Flying Stars Feng Shui. I’m now able
to add the dimensions of time and direction to my
consultations, which provide a deeper layer of meaning
to my consultations.
 I continue to study modalities that relate to
Feng Shui and the human journey. I’m a Level II
Reiki Practitioner and an Angel Therapy Practitioner,
having studied with Doreen Virtue. I’ve completed The
Journey program with Brandon Bays, and I’ve studied
space clearing with Karen Kingston. I also use flower
essences and sacred geometry in my work.
Feng Shui’s close relationship with design
takes me back to my design roots. I’m a
graduate of the Parsons School of Design in
Environmental Design, and I’ve worked as an interior
designer in New York City. My background gives me an
edge when recommending Feng Shui solutions that involve
interior design, such as the layout of floor plans,
furniture style and arrangement, and color choices.
I also hold a Master’s Degree in Art
Management from American University. During my
nonprofit career, I managed a dance company and raised
funds for prominent national and international
organizations.
In an even earlier life, I was a philosophy
major at Northwestern University. These early
studies piqued my lifelong interest in the fundamental
questions of existence and being.
For anyone who thinks Feng Shui is a lot of
“snake oil” or that it’s too “Chinese-y,” I can
only say: “Give it a chance. It can transform your
life.” It has certainly transformed mine. I will never
look at a space the same way again. To me, every space
has meaning. Although I struggle like anyone else with
clutter, my two homes are my “partners.” If I feel out
of balance, I need only look at my living and work
spaces for clues to re-balance. My most gratifying
moments are when clients tell me how Feng Shui has
empowered them.
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