Diane has been aware of energies beyond the physical realm since childhood and began to consciously develop her skills in her late teens. Her professional practice as a clairvoyant began in 1995 after she graduated from a yearlong Clairvoyant training program. Diane constantly expands her awareness, skills and knowledge through classes, workshops, and self-study. This is a life path for her and she brings her growing edge into her work with her clients.

Diane's interest in the physical, mental, and emotional aspects of being is reflected in her education and training. Diane graduated with a B.A. in Technical Journalism from Colorado State University in 1982. Several years later she relocated to Oregon and became a Licensed Massage Therapist, a profession she worked in for 10 years. Diane then got her Certification as a Pilates Instructor, a profession she still works in today as she finds it another pathway of service and an excellent balance to her clairvoyant work.

Diane also trained with Ann Ladd, Ph.D. in the Emotional Literacy work Ms. Ladd has developed. This technique is a body-centered psychotherapy approach to healing. It gives Diane an understanding of how the physical/mental/emotional bodies are structured and how to work with clients to clear blockages and old programming that are held in the body and ego personality. Her knowledge of the body/mind/spirit connection gained from these professions and skills deepens all aspects of her clairvoyant work.

Diane now lives back in Colorado where she is surrounded by family, friends, and her animal companions. Her playtime is spent trail riding with Binder, hiking with Claire her Chihuahua, contra dancing, and reading.

In Julie Jacobs newly published book With Radical Faith and Effortless Grace Diane is a key figure in the book as the Seer. She was a guide for Julie on her powerful awakening and stepping into her truth of her heart.

This is an excerpt:

I pulled up alongside a curb in
front of a church, just down the street from the hospital,
stopped the car and checked the time, a minute before I
could make the call. I fidgeted around, and dialed the number.
As always, I am met with the breezy air and quiet comfort
of the voice on the other end of the line. A voice I've
never met before, no face to associate with the name.
The urge to call my Seer again comes during a period
of a great emotional tsunami. A period of
transition, of impending insanity, a release to a new level
of spiritual awareness that is just plain stuck. The thought
was very clear – call the Seer.

Read the full chapter "The Door and the Keys" (coming soon)