​About Kristina....
Kristina is an Ordained Metaphysical Minister registered with the Canadian International Metaphysical Ministry and recognized by the province of British Columbia. She is a Certified Holistic Coach, Somatic Embodiment Practitioner, and Death Doula, whose work has been rooted in guiding others through life’s most sacred thresholds—from birth and awakening to death and transition.
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Her journey began over a decade ago as a yoga teacher and reiki practitioner, and has since expanded into a deeply integrative practice that bridges the physical, emotional, and spiritual. Kristina has studied Yoga Philosophy, Ayurveda, Spirituality, Trauma-Informed Care, Somatic Experiencing, and Breathwork, bringing these wisdom traditions together into her unique approach to healing and transformation.
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Kristina’s own path has been one of recovery and reclamation. Moving through substance abuse, disordered eating, self-sabotaging behaviors, and trauma, she learned to return to her body’s wisdom—to transmute pain into presence and rediscover her divine truth. This lived experience informs the heart of her work, allowing her to walk beside others as they meet themselves in authenticity, connection, and alignment.
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Through coaching, retreats, ceremonial offerings, and somatic practices, Kristina supports women in reconnecting to their inner wisdom and the stories written in their bodies. With breathwork, meditation, poetry, and ritual, she creates spaces where the nervous system can soften, the ghosts of the past can be released, and light and shadow can alchemize into wholeness.
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Though Kristina is often recognized for her strength in overcoming obstacles, she embodies the softer power of the feminine—guiding others to discover where their truest essence and strength reside. Whether officiating ceremonies of union, holding space in death care, or facilitating circles of shadow work and sacred sexuality, Kristina regards her role as a profound honor: to walk with others through thresholds of transformation, celebration, and remembrance.