Her ability to work with grieving individuals and her deep knowing, open heart, and compassion are the result of a divorce three years ago which re-opened the unexpressed grief she felt when her father died when she was a teenager. The process has been painful and she found EFT, Jin Shin Jyutsu and coaching to be tremendously helpful in rebuilding her life, and she is devoted to helping others find a similar path out of of grief.
Andi often hears from her clients that she is gifted and that they are amazed by her ability to know and put into words what they had not allowed themselves to admit or express, even to themselves. She is known for her compassion empathy and intuition and her ability to help people release core issues and feel better, often in just one or two sessions.
A bit about her path:
Andi graduated from SUNY Buffalo with a degree in English Literature. She began her inquiry into psychology and consciousness with the est training (now Landmark) and then worked at est's main headquarters in San Francisco for several years.
In 1981, she had the good fortune to be introduced to Jin Shin Jyutsu and in 1982, began study with Mary Burmeister, the master responsible for bringing Jin Shin Jyutsu to the United States. She continued studying with Mary until 1988, when Mary had an injury and turned the reigns over to her senior students. Andi continues to study with internationally recognized instructors until this day. She is a Certified Practitioner as well as a Certified Self-Help instructor and one of the organizers in New Mexico.
If that's you, she welcomes you.