Hi, I'm Kristina.

I was born in Atlanta, Georgia to a programmer and an actress, I grew up with one foot in logic and one foot in art. As a teenager, I believed science was the only “real” thing. Art felt like a distraction.

 

I wanted to become a doctor. The death of my mother from cancer when I was six shaped that desire into something deeper. Even then, I carried an inner knowing that healing would be central to my life’s work.

 

A family move to Sydney, Australia expanded my world. Living close to the ocean and the natural beauty of the land taught me something I didn’t fully understand at the time: life requires balance. Not just achievement. Not just productivity. Balance.

 

I attended Carnegie Mellon University and studied Chemistry and International Relations, with a minor in Biomedical Engineering. I stayed on the pre-med track, until I experienced a moment of transcendence that quietly changed everything.

 

During a pre-med workshop at an osteopathic medical school in Philadelphia, I assisted with open-heart surgery on swine. One session took place near a cadaver lab. Nothing looked unusual, but the moment I entered the space, I felt the presence of the dead so strongly it drained the color from my face. They weren’t “dead” to me. I could feel them.

 

That experience cracked my worldview open. I realized I perceived reality differently, and I could no longer force myself into a path that required me to ignore what I was sensing.

 

Instead of medical school, I moved into research and development work as a chemist, including creating environmentally responsible cleaning products in Auckland, New Zealand. While living there, inspired by my partner’s recovery from terminal cancer through a strict Ayurvedic regimen and herbal detox protocols, I began studying herbalism.

 

After three years abroad, I spent my savings on a year of travel. I lived out of a backpack, visited 29 countries, and studied palm reading as a universal icebreaker. To my surprise, I was good at it.

 

Back in the U.S., newly married, I lived off-grid in Indiana and gave birth at home to my first child, Lyra. Childbirth marked a threshold for me. It was the moment I could no longer dismiss what psychics had told me for years: that I was psychic too.

 

Postpartum anxiety brought me to one of the darkest seasons of my life. It also became the place where I found the light again. In my recovery, I studied with teachers across multiple traditions, including a faith healer, a shaman, and a medicine woman. I listened. I learned. I practiced. I rebuilt.

 

Over time, I developed the ability to see, hear, think, and feel subtle energy more clearly. My dreams became precognitive. And I learned how to translate what I perceive into grounded tools that help real people create real change.

 

Today, my husband and I live in central Georgia on a 60-acre homestead with our two children. I work as an intuitive life coach, energy healer, and business coach, supporting individuals, teams, and leaders through transformation.