Willow & Fire
Healing the Brain, Reigniting the Women.
Supporting women after leaving an addict.
Are You Ready to Reclaim Your Life after the End of a Relationship with an addict?
Willow & Fire is devoted to helping women reclaim themselves after the chaos of loving someone with addiction. Through neurohealing and deeply transformative coaching, this work supports you in calming your nervous system, healing your brain and body, and rebuilding a sense of strength, clarity, and self-trust—so you can step into a life that finally feels like your own.
Your Healing Path
How Loving an Addict Changes Your Brain
Free class offered most weeks.
Nervous System Workshops
4-week Nervous system resets to prepare you for a more present life.
Reignite Method
12 week intensive for women who have left a relationship with an addict and
Neurofeedback
Home based neurofeedback to heal your brain and enhance your personal progress.
Dive Into My Favorite Book Recs
Ready for deeper insights and tools? Here is a list of some of my favorite books thoughtfully curated to support your healing and empowerment, offering trusted guidance as you build your most resilient and fulfilling life.
I’ve come a long way. I still have a way to go but I've never been better equipped to deal with my past traumas and every day anxieties. I am optimistic about my progress.
I have slept better. After the first time (using neurofeedback) it felt as though it unlocked a bunch of stuff (IDK what exactly) that just made me cry and cry and cry. Like I was feeling a bunch of feelings I've buried. Like the mask was ripped off.
After being in a toxic relationship for 7 years, my body didn't know how to relax anymore. I lived with constant stress, PTSD, and anxiety, even after the relationship ended. Neurohealing helped me understand that nothing was wrong with my nervous system, it was just trying to protect me. Through this work, I learned how to regulate my body, feel safer within myself, and respond to life instead of constantly reacting. The anxiety no longer controls me, and I finally feel grounded, present, and at peace in ways I never thought were possible.
