Some people find their purpose. Mine found me…
Again and again, in the most unexpected places…
In illness, in loss, in the terror and ecstasy of bringing new life into the world, in the space of having nothing left and discovering what remains when everything external is gone.
I am a transformational guide, ritualist, and translational channel. Someone who works at the threshold between who you have been and who you are becoming.
I have been doing this work for over twenty years. Not because I studied it from the outside. Because I lived it from the inside.
Every threshold I guide others through — I have crossed myself. Sometimes willingly. Often not.
Always with more on the other side than I ever could have imagined from where I stood.
The Path That Made Me
I left home at fourteen.
Not dramatically — or maybe it was, in the way all necessary departures are.
I landed for a brief time in the home of my favourite aunt, who gave me something I hadn’t known was possible: a taste of steadiness. Of love without conditions attached to it. Of safety. That taste was enough to change the trajectory of my whole life.
I went out on my own a few months later.
I was chronically ill for years. The only things that helped were the ones nobody in mainstream medicine was talking about — alternative approaches, nutrition, the body’s own intelligence. That was my first real lesson in trusting what I knew over what I was told.
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I fell in love. I became a mother — to two ‘heart-sons’ I love as my own, and to two children I birthed at home, with my husband and a candle, in experiences I can only describe as the most terrifying and extraordinary of my life.
I say terrifying because I grew up surrounded by horror stories about birth. Choosing to birth at home — following what I knew, what my daughter literally came to me in dreams to ask for, three years before I even met her father — cost me the approval and support of people I loved. There were family members who couldn’t understand or forgive it. Confrontations I hadn’t prepared for.
But I was in full alignment with my primal knowing. And I had trained for what that inner knowing guided me to. I had done the work that belief alone doesn’t do. And what happened in that room — with just us, and the candle, and the absolute presence of something larger — changed everything I understood about surrender, about resistance, about the difference between pain and suffering.
What I found there, the difference between power and control, became the map I use to guide everyone who works with me.
We built a home with our own hands. Poured everything we had into it — our savings, our time, our dreams for our young family.
And then the 2008 financial crisis took it. Overnight.
Along with the business, the income, the illusion of security I hadn’t even known I was depending on.
I remember standing in the kitchen, shaking, trying to choose between selling the fridge or the stove. Just to keep food on the table. Well, just to keep food in everyone’s bodies - I’d already sold the kitchen table.
That stripping — as awful and terrifying as it was — broke something open in me. Because what I began to discover in that space was who I actually was. Not my bank account, not my street address, not my reputation or my status or my sense of being someone who had things figured out. What I found when all of that was gone was something that couldn’t be taken. Something that remained.
Something that turned out to be the most valuable thing I have — that we all have.
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We rebuilt. Moved across the country. Built a new life that exceeded anything we had planned. Found a community we didn’t know we were missing. World-schooled our youngest children. Experienced a level of aliveness as a family I hadn’t known was available to us.
None of it came from controlling life better. It came from learning to trust myself. To feel what was actually true.
To move when my life inspired me to — even when I couldn’t explain why.
That is what I teach. Not because I read it somewhere. Because I lived it.
About That Unusual Name
In 2019, during a profound multi-week awakening, I received the name Amorahki (pronounced a-morah-kai).
This wasn’t a rebrand. It wasn’t a spiritual affectation.
It arrived the way certain things arrive — completely, undeniably, with the quiet authority of something that has always been true and is only now being named.
The awakening itself was… something.
For two weeks I was tuned into the world in a way that can only be described as otherworldly. Music and emotions appeared as vivid colours. Life force energy was…chewable. My presence seemed to activate something mystical in others — all this without any radioactive spiders or medicinal substances involved!
Whether it was a bona fide mystical experience or a very interesting neurological event — what it revealed was undeniable.
When I sat with the name and what it actually meant, I discovered it contains eight codes. Eight thresholds of becoming that describe, exactly, how I have always worked with people. Not a methodology I invented so much as one I discovered that I had always been living.
This became what I now call The Amorahki Method
— the map at the heart of everything I offer.
Claiming the name came with its own initiation. Some friends didn’t understand. Some family members really struggled with it. It required a kind of radical self-trust — the willingness to stand in something true even when others couldn’t yet see it.
Which, as it turns out, is exactly what I guide others to do.
The Amorahki Method
The Amorahki Method is not a program or a protocol.
It is a living approach to transformation that works at the level where change actually happens — not in the mind alone, but in the body, the emotional field, and the deeper layers of identity that most approaches never quite reach.
It works across every domain of human life — love and relationships, money and abundance, the body and its wisdom, parenting and family, purpose and creative expression, spiritual development and the activation of higher senses.
The doorway changes. The depth of the work does not.
At its core, the method moves through eight thresholds of becoming — eight dimensions of the human experience that, when met and moved through with the right support, produce change that doesn’t just feel different.
That actually is different. Lasting. Cellular. Real.
People who work within this method often say the same thing: that something shifted they had stopped believing could shift.
That they felt met in a way they hadn’t experienced before.
That the change rippled into areas of their life they weren’t even working on.
That is what happens when the work goes deep enough.
How I Work
I work intuitively. I work somatically. I work with what is actually alive in the room and in your life
— not with a predetermined script or a fixed program or agenda I drew before we met.
I have a particular gift for seeing what is actually happening beneath the surface and reflecting it back in a way that is safe, accessible, and useful. In a way that creates real movement, deep healing, lasting change.
People tell me they felt zero judgment — even from themselves — in our sessions. That something finally relaxed in them they didn’t know was tense. That they said things out loud for the first time that had been quietly running their life from the background — and that in the saying of them, something finally released its grip.
I bring all of myself into this work. The lived initiations. The professional training — which spans strategic intervention, relationship coaching, woman-centred coaching and facilitation, conscious parenting, alternative health, somatic and embodiment practices, yoga and meditation, and much more. The twenty years of walking with people at the most important thresholds of their lives.
And something else that is harder to name — a quality of field, of presence, of unconditional love that seems to create the particular container and safety people need to finally be completely and unapologetically real (mostly with themselves).
That is where the real work begins. And what becomes available from there is extraordinary, every single time.
In their words…
“Working with Amor is like walking home to yourself. Like magic, she guides and accompanies you on the sacred process of finding your way home.
I walked in carrying years of pain I thought I’d never shift. I walked out lighter than I’d felt in decades.”
— Monique C.
“I felt like Amorahki could read me like a book. She got right to the heart of what I was struggling with — things I’d been circling for years in therapy without ever quite reaching.
My work with her has completely shape-shifted my life into something joyous and free.”
— Pip S.
“Absolutely recommended!
Spectacularly life-changing and worth every single moment.
I am not the same person who walked in.
And I don’t say that lightly.”
— O. Rollins
let’s talk
If something here is speaking to you — trust that feeling.
It means something.
A conversation with me is a real conversation — about what is actually going on for you, what you most want to shift, and whether this work and this container are the right fit.
You will leave with clarity regardless of what we decide together.
There is no pressure. No pitch. Just two people in genuine conversation about what is possible.