04/19/2026
Spending the next year to really rewire your brain and understand yourself in a deeply profound way, becoming your own hero, knowing YOU can count on YOU. That’s what she did, and that’s what my clients have done too.
Not everyone decides to dedicate a year. Sometimes it’s 30 days, sometimes it’s 90. But I’m offering the opportunity for only a small handful of wine. To work with me in a VERY unique and powerful way.
A subscription service with unlimited access via text or voice message. Plus the amazing work I do packaged in a way that works for YOUR timeline and your budget.
If you are ready to commit yourself to heal, and to show up for yourself by rewiring your brain with my help, I’d be happy to set up an enrollment call.
This requires commitment from you. But it’s also the easiest way I know of to rewire your mind. You do THAT while you are sleeping. 😉
The coolest part of what I do is a huge amount of this is done as you are falling asleep and while you sleep. You are listening to brain retraining while doing so. And, it works!
Checkout her story, I’ve got so many clients that have very similar experiences. They did all the conventional stuff. But it just didn’t work for them.
I’m not for you if you want to waste the next ten years talking about your problems and never seeing results.
I’m not for you if you want to stay within the insurance system that keeps you seeing providers that offer little moving the needle.
I’m not for you if you don’t take your own situation serious enough to SHOW UP for YOU.
I’m not for you if you don’t value your emotional wellbeing more than designer clothing, handbags, and the latest fad.
I’m not for you if you’d rather spend a day shopping to get the high then 20 min listening to a recording as you fall asleep to rewire your mind and your life.
I’m not for you if you are doing this for anyone else besides yourself. YOU have to show up for YOURSELF. I can’t make you do that.
I’m not for you if you’d rather hold on to your list of diagnoses like beloved friends than to be set free from them.
I’m not for you if you’d rather keep playing small in life, shrinking back or faking it till you make it. This is for the women who is serious and 100% IN for her healing journey.
I’m not for you if you want to put this off indefinitely and have an excuse as to why you haven’t seen anything work for you.
I’m not for you if you don’t see the value in changing your mind to change your life.
I’m not for you if you want a fake life of any kind. If you want to stuff your feelings and emotions down, and drown them in 🍷 or 🍸 or other habits, I’m not your girl. I help people overcome those issues, not tuck them into bed with them every night.
This is where REAL CHANGE HAPPENS LADIES. So this is only available for the women who is ready to WIN IT!
What is it? The battle for her own joy, peace, and emotional freedom!
The world is trying to distract you. It’s trying to sell you XYZ convincing you that if you just have MORE, you’ll finally feel like you are ENOUGH. AND THAT LIE KEEPS YOU LOCKED IN TO THE EXACT PLACE YOU FIND YOURSELF.
It would have worked by now if it was going to.
So here’s your chance. To make real, lasting, powerful change.
DM me to get an application call scheduled. I’m only working with a small handful of women in this capacity, because it is ALL I’ve got, because I won’t settle for anything less.
Are you ready?
Brittany Snow says the break she took from Hollywood in her early 20s was a life-saving one.
In a previous interview for the cover of Self, the 39-year-old actress looked back on the decision to step back from acting to focus on her eating disorder recovery following years of struggling in the spotlight.
After landing her first big role at age 12 on Guiding Light, Snow said she developed “so much disdain” for her body that she couldn’t see herself “as a functional, beautiful being.”
By age 21, she had undergone multiple treatments for anorexia, exercise bulimia, depression, and self-harm, having previously left an inpatient rehab center at age 19 to shoot John Tucker Must Die.
It was when she turned 23 that Snow realized she needed to take time off from acting to focus on recovering. “My life depended on it,” she told the outlet. “I mean, there was no way that I would still be here—and I’m trying not to be hyperbolic.”
The Hunting Wives star’s subsequent rehab stay was cut short, however, as a fellow patient began telling people that she was going to “sell” Snow’s story. “It was really scary, because I had already told her so much stuff and it really felt like a safe place for me to get better. It suddenly wasn’t,” the actress recalled, adding, “And that’s not to say that I was that cool of a person to even sell that story. I’m sure no one would’ve cared. It was just more that I didn’t feel like I could be completely authentic.”
Snow’s parents went on to pull her out of the inpatient treatment, and she went on to dedicate herself to outpatient treatment for a year. “I think rewiring my brain where I could count on myself and I could trust myself, I could be in a space and feel like I wasn’t going to do something harmful to myself, was the best thing that ever could have happened to my recovery,” she said of the experience.
Returning to acting in 2012 for Pitch Perfect, Snow said she was “so grateful” to be working again, despite the long hours of shooting.
“Everybody was complaining about the long shoots and I was like, ‘This is amazing…,’” she shared. “I just felt so grateful to be a part of that movie because I didn’t think I was ever going to work again. So that movie was really special to me.”
If you or someone you know is struggling with an eating disorder, contact the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) at 1-800-931-2237 or go to NationalEatingDisorders.org.
