Meet Dr. Meghan

As soon as I stepped into her office, I cried. She told me it’s because my soul knew she could help me. In that first meeting, I remember her putting her hand on my shoulder and saying, “Honey, you’re not crazy. You’re psychic.”

At the time, I was so disconnected from my own body. I had a lot to learn about being present, paying attention to myself and to patients, and trusting what I was experiencing.

That didn’t happen overnight.

It took work. Practice. A lot of learning how to actually be in my body, trusting my intuition, instead of being somewhere outside of it.

Along the way, she taught me more about exploring intuition, quantum physics, how it all relates to the work we do as chiropractors, and different spiritual practices.

All of these teachings helped me to be more present for the life I was living through right now, instead of constantly trying to escape.

My time learning from her still shapes how I approach this work today.

Then my patients started asking questions.

About two years into chiropractic practice, I was doing cranial work with a patient when their eyes suddenly opened wide.

“Do you do Reiki?”

I told them no, but I could feel energy coming from my hands, too.

When something similar happened with another patient, I figured it was probably time to look into it. So I took Reiki I and II.

I started practicing, offering group sessions, and working with a friend who lived across the country. She was pregnant at the time and told me her baby would get especially active during our sessions.

I was fascinated, so I kept going.

And then I found Archangelic Light. Almost by accident.

Before moving from Raleigh to Washington, I wanted to finish my Reiki master training so I could eventually teach it.

It just so happened that I’d missed the class. The teacher was offering something else, though: Archangelic Light.

I’d always felt connected to angels. Not in some big, dramatic way, though. It was more of a quiet knowing that had been there for as long as I could remember.

Something about this modality immediately resonated with me, so I signed up. And honestly? I loved it.

It felt expansive. Accessible. Deeply familiar, somehow, even though it was new to me. I could feel my intuition opening up even more. I resonated with it so deeply, I made sure to complete the master-level training before leaving Raleigh.

And eventually, I started offering Archangelic Light as the primary focus of my sessions. Not because Reiki had stopped being meaningful to me, but because this work lit me up in a way I hadn’t experienced before. It still does.

This work still gets me.

Sometimes I’m working with someone and the energy is so full of love that I end up in tears because it’s beautiful. There are moments when I genuinely don’t have words for what I’m experiencing.

The archangels are working with us through an energy rooted in Christ consciousness and unconditional love. And after all this time, I still find it pretty incredible that I get to participate in that.

I don’t take it for granted and I don’t think I’ll ever stop being amazed by it.

Here’s what all of that means for you.

I believe in spiritual support. Deeply.

I’ve experienced things in my own life and witnessed things in sessions that have changed what I believe is possible.

I also believe in being here, in your body, in your actual life.

I don’t want spirituality to become another way to avoid the hard conversations, the decisions, the grief, or the work of being human. It’s real work and we have to do it.

I want it to support you through those things.

I’m not here to tell you that I know your life better than you do. I’m not here to fix you either.

I’m here to work with you, share what comes through, and offer another place to receive support while you figure out the next step to take.

You get to decide what you do with any of it.

So, that’s me.

A chiropractor who found her way into energy work. Someone who believes in angels, intuition, and the kind of love that’s hard to put into words.

Someone who also believes in doing the work, asking questions, and staying connected to real life.

I’m both grateful and glad that this work found me.

If you’re curious about experiencing it for yourself, I’d love to welcome you in.