Sonja

Most people don’t seek guidance when life is calm, they reach out when something feels confusing, stuck, or unresolved. My intuitive perception comes from my father’s side of the family. My dad recognized it early on, and it was something we often discussed freely.

I began working in the funeral profession in 2007 and graduated from the Canadian College of Funeral Service in 2010 with my dual license as a Funeral Director and Embalmer. I worked in this field until 2022. After which I made some necessary changes in order to live a slower paced, more peaceful lifestyle.

Working closely with grief, death, and bereavement taught me how to remain grounded, compassionate, and steady in emotionally complex situations. Over time, my sensitivity to subtle and unseen aspects of life deepened, not through seeking them out, but through presence, responsibility, and care for others during vulnerable moments.

The loss of my father in October 2023 marked another shift in my personal understanding of life, grief, and the unseen. While I am deeply intuitive, I do not focus my work on connecting with or reading the deceased for others. My readings are centered on the living, offering clarity, perspective, and grounded guidance for what you are navigating now.

I live in rural Alberta near Edmonton with my husband and best friend, Lloyd, who’s support makes my pursuit of this dream possible. I am the mother of two adult children, each living lives of their own, and a grandmother to four grandsons who ensure there is never a dull moment when they’re having a visit! Life at home is shared with two Bernese Mountain dogs, Day-Z and Pickle as well as three cats, Bob, Ruby and Tigger, who keep things lively. Family, home, and a peaceful life are central to who I am and how I work.