I’m Here…I’m Finally Here

I will always ask you to be real with me, in turn I will always be real with you. This has been a long journey for me-I thought I could help by dipping my toes in.

I really did.

I thought I could ease into this work quietly-maybe gently offering my services from the sidelines. I believed I could walk beside others on their healing journeys without fully walking my path publicly, that I could make a difference.

I know I cannot show up halfway.

I have to open myself to the world because being called to help others and then being selective, that was going against what I believe. I was contributing to the problem that I saw. I have to be open to helping people that want to be helped, I cannot help everyone, and that isn’t my goal. But I can help the people who ask for it. Those are the ones I’m here for, maybe I have the tools they need, because even if just one person comes along and asks, that is better than what I was doing before. Because I opened up to the possibilities, I created a space for healing, and someone that I would have never been able to help found me.

Healing doesn’t work the way I was doing it.

I’m here. No longer standing on the shore. Not halfway in. But all the way in, waiting to walk with you, exactly where you are.

If I ask you to trust me…
To show up honestly…
To be open to what might be raw, real, or unknown…

Then I have to do the same.

So I am.

This season marks something new—not just in what I offer, but in how I offer it. I’ve stopped tiptoeing around what I’m here for. I’ve stopped hiding behind “almost ready.”
Because truthfully? Healing doesn’t wait until we feel ready.
It waits until we’re willing.

And I am.

I’m willing to stand barefoot in the wild sea of your grief.
I’m willing to sit quietly beside your silence.
I’m willing to meet your inner child, your past selves, your pain, your power—and not flinch.

Because I’ve met mine.

And it requires all of me.

So, consider this your invitation. Not to fix yourself. Not to rush your process. Not to become someone new—but to remember who you are beneath the noise and the wounds and the world’s expectations.

I’m not here to rescue you.

I’m here to walk beside you—if you’re ready.

I’ve stepped in.
You can too.

Welcome to Soul Harmony.