Mary is an artist, Mother, and Reiki Personal Master (RPM) trained in the Usui Reiki Ryoho tradition. Having practiced for over 12 years, she has lived her practice daily and has worked with both private clients and in group healing sessions. Her specialty is holding space for the emotional body by providing a place of deep restoration and peace. Clients gently come back into balance while feeling whole, seen, and held. 

 Reiki officially found Mary in 2008 after she was recovering from a serious vehicle accident that left her both physically incapacitated and emotionally vulnerable. At these zero-point moments in our lives, healing usually finds its way through our fragile shells and begins the tender work of rebuilding us.  

A dedicated daily self-Reiki practice has been the foundation of her healing work, and from that wellspring, her relationships, art practice, and life have been nourished. Reiki empowers you to become the custodian of your body and life by connecting you with your root source, giving you the capacity to live your daily life in a balanced and connected way. 

As a mother, a healing human from complex traumas, and an artist, she is especially interested in helping people tend to the subtle layers of the emotional body by creating a safe and sacred place to rest and restore themselves. Whether it is the stresses of daily life, or more specific issues such as navigating the ever-changing layers of pregnancy and Motherhood, Reiki invites you to meet yourself authentically and Mary welcomes you to join her on this journey. 

In addition to her Reiki, Mary is a multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of sculpture and performance. She has a BFA in Fine Arts from the Columbus College of Art and Design and an MFA in Fine Art from the University of Michigan. An aspiring art therapist, Mary began her studies at the Vancouver Art Therapy Institute before deciding to pause her schooling to focus on her young child. She plans to return when the season is right.