I am a Registered Social Worker with over 25 years of experience, specializing in mediation, negotiations, investigations, and assessments across Central Alberta. As a first responder in high-risk situations, I’ve navigated complex crises, life-threatening circumstances, and frontline interventions, ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals and families. My work has also included the honor of collaborating with First Nations communities on Reserve, supporting families alongside Chief & Council with cultural respect and a trauma-informed approach.

After decades of holding space for others, I made the life-altering decision to resign from my position due to years of accumulated exposure to trauma and human suffering. I was quietly living with Complex PTSD (CPTSD) a condition that brought symptoms like flashbacks, emotional dysregulation, anxiety, disconnection, and the silent weight of suicidal ideation and addiction as coping mechanisms.

In my search for healing, I was guided to Iboga, the sacred plant medicine that revealed my deepest truth and set me on a path of profound transformation. Through this journey, I had the great honor of being mentored by Papa Moughenda, a Bwiti Shaman and spiritual teacher, whose wisdom, guidance, and unwavering presence supported me through my healing, recovery, and rebirth as an Iboga Provider. Under his mentorship, I have been rooted in the Bwiti tradition, grounded in truth, the study of life, and the art of knowing.

Now, as a provider, I weave together my lived experience and professional background to create a safe and sacred space for others to heal. My practice is one of integrity, respect, and reverence for the medicine, for the tradition, and for those who seek transformation.

Iboga is the godfather of all plant medicines a divine mirror that guides with clarity and unconditional love, revealing what must be seen and felt to reclaim one’s true self.