Jeff has always been aware of his clairvoyance ever since his first memories as a child. Having this awareness, as well as the limitations created by not fully owning this space led him into training more specifically at this level starting in 2016. At the time Jeff began this training he was working with a few very unique set of blocks in his life that he was struggling to clear with the resources he had. There wasn't a practitioner or modality that could identify what was going on or how to clear it. No one had ever seen anything like it. In answer to this quest, Jeff was guided to a training program in learning to "see" more clearly and to develop a stronger connection with his spirit, and higher self. Over the course of learning and integrating these tools, Jeff was able to access his own answers and clear clairvoyantly what nothing else could; obtaining a level of freedom and autonomy in the body he never thought possible.

 

Jeff began, and continues his energetic training in the world of qigong, beginning in 2007. Jeff is certified in clinical qigong as well as an instructor in Jingui Golden Shield Qigong, Hands of the 18 Luohan, Kaiut Yoga, and is an ordained minister, teacher, and staff member through the Clairvoyant Center of Hawaii in clairvoyant meditation and spiritual healing work. Jeff loves these particular systems of training because they're all based on tools that allow people to grow and heal themselves without giving away their power or devotion to a teacher outside of themselves.

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Jeff is originally from Michigan, moving to Colorado for nearly 12 years in 2010 to train, to heal, and to grow. In 2021 Jeff moved to Kitsap Co Washington continuing the adventure. Jeff loves hiking in high altitude, mountaineering, and being in the quiet of nature. Jeff has a long background in martial arts, and has also spent nearly a decade in his younger years performing and teaching in the circus arts. He loves to pass juggling clubs with others whenever possible. When time allows, Jeff enjoys spending time in ceramic studios, building art projects, wood working, hiking mountains, or a quiet walk through the magical rainforests of the PNW.