About Me

I’m Jenni, founder of Wayshower Path - a Reiki Practitioner, sound healer, and intuitive guide walking the path of light, shadow, and sacred remembrance.

I didn’t come into this work because it was trendy. I came into it because I needed it. Years of carrying what I never said, absorbing what I never processed, and pushing through life in survival mode taught me how the body builds armor and how the soul asks to be heard beneath it. Reiki, vocal resonance, Tarot, and shadow integration weren’t hobbies - they were the way I found my way back into my own skin, my voice, my nervous system, and my truth.

Because I had to learn how to unravel my own internal knots without bypassing, I know how to sit with others in theirs. My approach isn’t to fix you (you’re not broken) - it’s to help you feel safe enough to soften, name what’s real, and release what you’ve been holding alone. I work with shadow not as an enemy, but as the part of you that has been waiting for belonging. I work with voice not as performance, but frequency, breath, and nervous system regulation. I work with Tarot not as prediction, but pattern translation and emotional decoding.

My work is also grounded in years of dedicated study, training, and initiation. I am a Reiki Master, trained in energy healing, sound healing, vocal toning and resonance, Tarot, shadow work, and integrative spiritual practices. I am also currently walking a formal shamanic apprenticeship rooted in Andean and Toltec traditions, deepening my relationship with ceremony, energetic hygiene, ancestral wisdom, and the responsibility of holding sacred space. I continue to learn because I believe this work requires more than intuition - it asks for practice, discernment, humility, and a willingness to remain a student.

My ability to hold space is shaped by having lived both sides: the shutdown and the reopening, the self-betrayal and the reclamation, the numbness and the return. I don’t guide from theory - I guide from embodied experience, slowed healing, and an understanding that integration takes safety, pacing, and presence. The work I offer isn’t about perfection. It’s about remembering yourself, piece by piece, without shame.