My background weaves together many paths, but it all began with counseling. My first professional training was as a therapist, and that lens continues to shape how I approach healing and care—even though I’m not currently licensed as a counselor. I bring that same grounding in presence, curiosity, and compassion to everything I do.

Over the years, I’ve expanded my work to include circle facilitation, functional nutrition, embodiment, parts work and ketamine work. I see these not as separate tools, but as ways of understanding the whole person—body, mind, heart, and spirit. My role is to listen deeply, help you connect the dots, and support you in finding practical, sustainable ways to feel more like yourself again.

I also draw from a long personal and professional journey in spirituality. I trained as a yoga teacher with Ana Forrest in 2007 and was ordained as a mystical Christian priest in 2010 through the Order of the Mystic Heart within Theama Institute. These experiences taught me how healing and transformation unfold when we slow down, listen, and trust what’s true inside. The work here brings together humanistic mystical spirituality and modern science—two languages of the same truth—to guide people toward wholeness in a way that feels authentic, embodied, and grounded.

When she’s not working, Constance enjoys life on her family’s farm in Fort Collins, Colorado, with her husband, three (almost) teenagers, and a variety of animals. She is passionate about creating an environment that nurtures engaged lives, expansive hearts, and the cultivation of rich soil both in her professional and personal life.