“Grounding, Centering and Protecting are the foundational building blocks of your spiritual practice, your professional practice and most importantly – of your life!”
– Cat
Chances are, if you were drawn to a profession of healing others, you are an Empath.
And, while being an Empath can make you an outstanding practitioner, it can also leave you very vulnerable to taking on the energies of others.
Often times, this is not a good thing for anyone.
You chose your career not just to make money, but with that excitement and wide-eyed optimism that you can make a difference in people’s lives!
But if you absorb people’s sick energy, how quickly do you think it would take for that hope you have for a great business and a better life for those you touch, to come crashing to an end?
Ask yourself if any of this might apply to you:
Do you sometimes feel the emotions of other people or situations deeply, inside of yourself? When this happens are you compelled to help or repelled by the pain it evokes within you? Or perhaps you feel both!
Have you ever met up with someone whose feelings have influenced you so strongly, that your whole mood has changed?
Do you have an aversion to things like violent entertainment, too much news, large crowds?
These are just some of the signs you may be an Empath…
And how about these questions:
Do you feel as if you must give and give to your clients, patients, customers, friends, family – and even total strangers?
Do you find yourself tired or even drained as you go through your work day?
Are your nerves frayed? Are your thoughts scattered? Do you have difficulty staying on task?
Are you questioning why you are doing what you are doing? Are you losing yourself, while trying to still maintain a business of helping other people?
These are some common and very real signs of an Empathic health care professional in danger of getting ill and/or burning out.
I have created a beautifully designed, online course for people just like you! It is easy to use, thought provoking and full of real-world information that can help you, help yourself. When you can finally understand not only what being Empathic means to you personally, but also professionally, you can begin to discover ways to create a healthier lifestyle and a stunningly
successful business.
– Cat

Cat discovered quickly that interacting with people – even those who seemed healthy and happy, could sometimes cause her great physical and emotional pain. Confused and distressed, she withdrew from people as much as she could, spending her time out in nature, with plants and animals. While it would be years before she would begin to understand and embrace her gifts fully, Cat was a natural healer and could not deny who she was or what her mission in life was to become.
A Veteran of the United States Navy, a licensed Acupuncturist, a talented teacher and an accomplished business owner, Cat has brought her experience and knowledge forward to inspire and truly empower all those who seek to help others.
In her own unique style, Cat blends her wisdom, her compassion and her gifts into a remarkable way of supporting other Empaths – just like you! These teachings will bring you a new way of looking at your particular abilities. You will learn how to easily incorporate them into your professional and private life in a reliable, safe way with practical instruction that Cat herself uses every single day.
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Cat presently lives on the Big Island, Hawaii. She owns and operates a successful wellness center where she practices her art of Acupuncture, working along side other highly skilled, professional healers. She holds a Masters’ Degree in Oriental Medicine, has taught in many different venues, from private classes to graduate level college courses. She has an extensive background in business, in both government and private sectors, as well as running several varied enterprises from a young age.
When she is not working in Hilo, Cat can be found writing, teaching and traveling. She still has a great love of nature that is perhaps only surpassed by her passion for helping others.