A six-week VIP journey · in your home

The Tapestry

Mind, body, soul and closet.

The deep version of everything I do, woven into one six-week arc. Coaching, energy healing, hypnosis, movement, and your closet, your home, your car, the rooms inside you that none of it was ever really about. One question underneath all of it. who are you actually becoming, and does your life look like her yet?

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From $5,000 · six weeks · six places a year · payment plan available

What you wear is not decoration. It is the first thing you tell yourself every morning about who you are.

Before any of this, I worked in fashion in New York City, and I have loved the camera, the clothes, and the craft of beauty ever since. This is not a stylist who found spirituality or a healer who found style. It has always been both.

Your things are not shallow. They are evidence.

The dress from the job you left. The jacket he gave you. The jeans from a body you have spent three years being quietly unkind to yourself about. The whole back half of the rail, bought by someone with a different life.

None of it is neutral. You stand in front of it every single morning and it tells you, without saying a word, who you have been. Then you get dressed and go be that person again.

You cannot become someone new in a house that is still furnished for the woman you are leaving.

All three gardens at once

Healing is a tapestry. You cannot pull one thread and expect the cloth to change, which is why coaching alone tends to just re-affirm the problem out loud once a week.

Mind, body and spirit are three gardens. When they are in harmony, life flows. When one gets all the attention and the others go quiet, things start to slip. Off-purpose, tired, uninspired, not turned on by your own life.

So we work all three. Coaching that moves rather than circles. Reiki and energy work. Hypnosis, where the block is older than the memory. Movement, because you cannot think your way out of a body you never inhabit. And handwriting, pen to paper, homework you will be held to, because you have to be able to meet yourself.

The closet is where all of it becomes visible. It is the most honest room in the house, and the fastest way into everything else.

Three questions, over and over

Every object we pick up gets the same three. They sound simple. They are not, and by week three you will be asking them about things far bigger than a jacket.

01
Does this bring me joy?
Not 'is it nice.' Not 'was it expensive.' Joy is a physical answer and your body gives it before your mind can argue. We learn to trust that answer again.
02
Is it clean?
Clean of dust, and clean of charge. Some objects carry a person, a season, a version of you. An object can be spotless and still filthy with history.
03
Does this match who I am becoming?
The hardest one, because it requires knowing. Most of the six weeks is spent answering it, and the closet turns out to be the fastest way in.

Everything, not just the closet

The closet is where we start because it is the most honest room in the house. It is not where we stop.

The closet

Where the evidence is most obvious. Every piece gets picked up and asked about.

The home

The drawer you avoid. The garage. The box you have moved twice without opening.

The car

You spend hours a week inside it and never look at it properly. It is a room.

The body

How you move, what you feed it, how you speak about it when no one is listening.

The mind

The beliefs underneath all of it. The reason the box stayed shut for two years.

The six weeks

Weeks one and two
We look at everything
Nothing is thrown away yet. First we walk through it all, closet and home and car, while I ask questions and you answer honestly. Most people have never once been asked why they are keeping something. The answers are the map for everything after.
Weeks three and four
We shed
Like layers of skin. What goes, goes, and I will be honest with you about which pieces those are. Most people already know. They have simply never had someone in the room who was not afraid to say it out loud. This is the part that feels like grief for about a day and then feels like air.
Weeks five and six
We build her
From what remains first, because most people own far more than they wear. Then we add, deliberately, in the direction of the woman you are actually becoming. Clothes, jewelry, the way a room is arranged, what greets you when you open your own front door.

Who this is for

Women standing at the edge of a new chapter while still dressed for the last one. Usually something has moved:

A marriage ended, or began
The career changed, or the title did
The body changed: birth, loss, age, illness, strength
The children left, or arrived
Someone died, and their things are still here
Nothing happened at all, and that is exactly the problem

And one more thing, which matters more than any of the above: you have to actually want to change. I am not here to reorganise your shelves. If you want the room tidied, hire an organiser. If you want to walk out a different woman, that is this.

What is included

In-home sessions across the full six weeks
Closet, home, car and space. Everything, not just the wardrobe
Energy clearing of the space as we go
Hypnosis and belief work where something old is holding on
Restyling what you already own before buying anything
Shopping together, with an honest second eye
Jewelry and adornment, because the small things carry more than people expect
Handwritten homework, with accountability
Direct access to me between sessions

Everything you let go of gets given away.

Not sold. Given.

Selling what you are releasing is a lack move. It says the thing still owes you something, that you cannot afford to simply be finished with it. You spend the last of your energy on it, haggling, listing, waiting for an offer, and it stays in your house another three weeks while you do.

Giving it away says the opposite. It says there is enough. It says you are not recouping, you are releasing, and that is the whole posture this work is trying to teach you.

What you give away moves. What you cling to, even at a markdown, stays stuck to you.

Where it goes is yours to choose. Donate it. Hand it to friends. Throw a party and let people take what they love. It genuinely does not matter. What matters is that it leaves open-handed.

Where we work

In Austin

I come to you. Everything is included in the $5,000.

Anywhere else, I will travel

Flights and accommodation are covered by you, and the fee is higher than the Austin rate. Not as a markup. While I am in your city I am not seeing anyone else, and that time is what you are buying. Tell me where you are and I will quote it honestly.

Long distance

This work can also be done remotely. You in your closet, me on the other end, going room by room together. The questions do not need me physically holding the jacket. Some women prefer it. It is easier to be honest about a thing when the person asking is not standing in your bedroom.

The investment

In full

$5,000

Paid before we begin. Simplest for both of us, and the lowest total.

Payment plan

$5,500

$2,750 to hold your place, then two monthly payments of $1,375.

Spread out costs a little more than paying at once. That is the trade, and it is the same trade everywhere.

Six weeks · in your home · six places a year

This is the deepest work I do, and the most personal. I am in your home, in your closet, in the drawer you have been avoiding. That requires trust on both sides, so I take six women a year. Not as a tactic. It is simply how many I can hold properly.

Everything you own is a vote for who you think you are. Six weeks from now, they can all be voting for her instead.

Before you commit

The deposit is not refundable. Six places exist in a year. When you take one, it is gone, and I turn other women away to hold it for you.
If payments stop, the work pauses. It does not end and nothing is lost. We pick up where we left off when you are ready. I would rather wait than have you rush through something this personal while worrying about money.
We speak first, always. Nothing is paid until we have both decided this is right.