The purpose of my work is to help you succeed. How do I define success? I like the first definition in the dictionary:  Success is the attainment of anything chosen, desired or attempted. Therefore, success is getting what you want — and a big part of my work consists in helping people clarify exactly what that is and how to make it happen. My goal is to help people be who they want to be and live the life they want to live — on their own terms.

 
I love helping, coaching and mentoring people who want to learn, grow and succeed — at whatever they've chosen to do, have or be. I especially love helping people create what they want, but which they didn't think was possible. This is sometimes called a miracle. I call it basic metaphysics:  transforming dreams into reality.

My approach is holistic, which means we take into account your whole being:  intellectual, physical, emotional and spiritual. 

CHOICE is the operative word in my work because it is the basis of living consciously. Making conscious choices and taking inspired action are the keys to creating what you truly want.  A life of conscious choice is a life on your own terms. 

My clients call me Jane, not "Doctor."  Some call me a healer, but the truth is people heal themselves. I am a facilitator, a guide, a mirror, a catalyst, a teacher, a caring witness. I don't just use methods, I teach life skills for conscious, creative, and successful living.

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To be what we are,

and to become

what we are capable of becoming,

is the only end of life.

— Robert Louis Stevenson



The lotus, a symbol of expanding awareness.

 

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The Story of Hope

Hope was a baby wood pigeon born in my window box in the summer of 2008.  Her story was the inspiration for the name of this website.

Read Hope's story and watch the beautiful video on YouTube, now surprassed 20,000 views!

See Hope, aged 11 days, being fed by her daddy.

"Hope 
is the thing with feathers, 
that perches in the soul, 
and sings the tune 
without the words, 
and never stops at all."
— Emily Dickinson

Light of Hope photo

by Alain Nunez