Intuitive & Creative Practices
Art · Divination · Clairsentience · Claircognizance · Poetry & Creative Writing
KB Mac
Some Things I Believe
I believe each of us carries an innate wisdom that can guide us toward healing, balance, and well-being. This is true for humans and animals alike.
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Our breath connects us to our inner strength and our truest selves. It offers a path home—a way to quiet fear, turn inward, and reconnect with who we are beneath the noise of everyday life.
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We are all energetically connected—humans, animals, plants, and all life on Earth.
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When things change within us, things begin to change around us. It's pure magic!
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I believe all living beings deserve to be treated with dignity, respect, compassion, and kindness. Animals feel deeply. They are intelligent, sentient beings with remarkable wisdom, and we have so much to learn from them. I believe the healing of our planet and our culture is intimately connected to our willingness to treat all life with respect and love.
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Who says the dandelion is a weed? That is not my truth. Question the beliefs we've inherited, especially those so deeply ingrained that we forget there may be another way of seeing. Stand tall. Be tenacious in seeking your own truth. Guard it, tend to it, and hold it to the light. You might be surprised to discover you're surrounded by flowers rather than weeds.
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In a life, it's the moments we share, With ourselves and each other that matter, The soul's solace in being seen and heard, Reminds us we are light and won't shatter.
— KB Mac
How These Beliefs Shape My Work
I believe healing begins with presence—with being seen, heard, and met exactly where we are, without judgment or expectation.
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Whether I'm working with a person or an animal, my intention is to create a space of compassion, trust, and genuine connection. A space where nothing needs to be performed, explained away, or fixed. Where you can simply be yourself.
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I bring my training, experience, and intuition to every session, but I also recognize that each being carries wisdom of their own. My role is not to direct your journey, but to walk alongside you, offering support, presence, and an open heart.
My Practice & Training
Reiki · Animal Reiki · Energy Work · Sound Healing · Breathwork · Kundalini Yoga · Meditation Coaching
Education
BACHALOR OF FINE ARTS 1991
University of Michigan School of Art & Architecture​​
INDEPENDENT STUDY 1988 - 1989
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
My Shero
“Let us develop respect for all living things. Let us try to replace violence and intolerance with understanding and compassion and love. ”
— Jane Goodall
Certifications & Training
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Usui Holy Fire Reiki I & II
November 2014
Teacher: Kathleen Pruneau Hill, RN, BSN, MSA, CDE, Reiki Master Teacher -
Usui Reiki I, II, Master & Teacher
May 2016
Teacher: Brandi Rivait, Reiki Master — Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada -
500-Hour Meditation Coach Certification
January 2020
Liberation Meditation Coach Certification
Teacher: Sura Kim — SuraFlow -
Radiant Child Family Yoga — 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
January 2021
Yoga Alliance Certified Teacher Training
Teacher: Shakta Khalsa -
Reiki I, II, Master & Teacher
July 2022
Teacher: Lisa Guyman -
Certified Animal Reiki Practitioner — ICRT Animal Reiki I & II
October 2022
Teacher: Andrea Kennedy
International Center for Reiki Training (ICRT) -
Certified Animal Reiki Practitioner — Let Animals Lead® Method
March 2023
Teacher: Kathleen Prasad
Certified in Kathleen Prasad's Let Animals Lead® method of Animal Reiki -
Certified Practitioner of Sound Therapies
August 2023
Teacher: Bill Gisclair-Sullivan
Meditate School of Mindfulness & Sound -
ICRT Certified Animal Reiki Master & Teacher
January 2024
Teachers: Colleen Benelli, Robyn Benelli, and Sioux Strong
International Center for Reiki Training (ICRT)
Coming Out of the Reiki Closet
Over the past 30 years, Reiki has gone from a relatively obscure word to something many people have heard of, even if they're not entirely sure what it is.
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So, what exactly is Reiki?
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It's a question I've danced with for nearly a decade. As with most things in my life, the only way for me to truly know something is to explore it deeply, experience it for myself, and gradually come to understand it from the inside out.
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This is my story of getting to know Reiki—and coming out of the Reiki closet.
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I think many of us, especially those of my generation, remember the music of the ice cream truck. Sometimes it was so far away that only a few stray notes reached us, carried on the soft summer wind. The music was so fleeting that you had to stop in your tracks and listen with all your might to be certain you'd really heard it.
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Moments later, there it was again. A little closer this time.
You stopped whatever you were doing, found a parent, or ran outside in search of the truck.
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That's how Reiki first came into my life. It began as a whisper in my ear.
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"Reiki."
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So soft and subtle that I wasn't even sure I'd heard it. The truth is, I had no context for it, so I paid it little attention.
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But it kept returning, much like the approaching music of that ice cream truck, until it became impossible to ignore.
And eventually, I became curious.
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