There have been many moments in my life where I would think to myself how much easier things would be if I had some sort of guidebook. And if not a guidebook, then maybe at least an example of someone else who was experiencing the same sort of things that I was going through.

 

Someone I could look to as an example of how to get through it all because they had already made it out on the other end better, stronger, and more equipped for whatever was to come their way next.

 

I was looking for someone I could engage with that could meet me at a place of understanding and genuine empathy to show me that I wasn’t alone. I wanted to know that – with just the right amount of patience, will, and self-help techniques – I would get through it all.

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My name is Ramona and I am looking to be that lighthouse for others who feel like they are lost in the sea of their own situational uniqueness.

 

 

Nothing gives life perspective quite like having your own life at risk with a cancer diagnosis, all the while raising two children as a single mother. Going through the treatments, which consisted of chemo, targeted therapy, radiation, and multiple surgeries, was an incredibly scary and hard time that really pushed me to the limits of my strength.

 

It also forced me to face hard truths about the life I had been living. Before my diagnosis, I was struggling working multiple jobs, not getting sleep or taking care of myself, and although I was taking care of my kids, the time spent with them was not of quality but rather in line with necessity for their survival. Everything revolved around making ends meet. I was not fighting for my life to keep living like this. Things had to change.

 

I’m not the same person I was those years ago. I’ve come a long way and achieved a great deal. Finding the power within to make difficult decisions necessary to keep me and my family well on the toughest of days left an impression on me that has become a source of my inner strength. I made positive events out of negative ones and changed the lens of how I see the world. Things are much clearer now.

 

So how does my backstory help me help you? Well, I don’t just know the conceptual methods of the work I do. I know what it is like to be in a difficult spot wishing I had the answer key to those struggles. Time, training, and experience have built my skillset into the tools I have now and wish to share with you.

 

My work with hypnotherapy and RTT comes from my drive to help clients reach their ‘mountain tops’, their ‘finish lines’, and to surpass the barriers they face.

 

My experience was hard-earned but never wasted. My journey isn’t complete. Neither is yours. Let’s see how I can, for a short while, walk next to you until you’re ready to resume on your own.