Claritywork is a work that I have been called to do.  I don't say this to mystify it; it is simply a fact.  When I am conducting a Clarity session, I know I am doing the work I am here to do. 

Each session is unique, which
requires fluidity--in my listening, methods, skills, and techniques.  There is a basic structure to a session, but its content varies--sometimes widely. I have been asked why I don't call this clairvoyance or clairaudience.  While I don't reject these terms, I don't need them to know:  what comes is clear.  What comes is true.  What comes is useful, and healing to the client.  Neither do I call myself a healer.  Yet clients arrive burdened, dark, lacking hope, and by the end of an hour or two or three or more, leave smiling and heartened, directed and clear:  full of light.

I feel deeply privileged to do this work. Through it, as in my work with writers over the past 17 years, I am endlessly inspired by the exquisite shape, texture, and wisdom of the  human heart and spirit.  Each of us has a place and is here for a reason.  Should your inborn wisdom, your place, your reason ever elude you, allow me to put mine in service to its recovery.