Compassion and clarity with a healthy side of laughter

If you want things sugar-coated, I'm not the person you're seeking.

While I love things to be neat and pretty (Libra sun here), life isn't neat and pretty. Working with me means you'll receive what you need to receive, even if it isn’t neat and pretty. I deliver the messages you need unfiltered by my human desire to make them neat and pretty, and yet deliver them with compassion.

You’ll find me rooted in the spiritual and in the human.

It’s as easy for me to speak of intuition, the energetics of the world, angels, ascended masters, aliens and the like as it is for me to speak of how the New England Patriots are faring, the new season of And Just Like That…, how Harrison Ford is still sexy as hell at 80, etc.

It isn’t all serious. Sometimes, it’s straight-up funny.

I'm frequently told by clients how surprised they are at the laughter that can rise up within sessions. Perhaps it's in that laughter that you find the spoonful of sugar you may prefer.

This Is Me

Hi. I’m Ellen and I can help you with any of those scenarios - and more (and very likely with a mug of tea in hand while we chat).

 
 

I’ve worked officially as an intuitive healer since 2010. I took it up a notch (or eleven) when I returned to college in 2013 and earned a certification as a holistic wellness practitioner and a degree in mind-body transformational psychology.

Certifications in life coaching, holistic nutrition coaching and hypnosis provided additional support for a solid foundation allowing me to work more effectively with my clients. (And with myself, too.)

I found my purpose. This is it – this work I do and relish and cherish, and the people this work connects me with. People like you.

How It Works

Working with me is working with your spirit team of guides and angels… and perhaps your in-spirit loved ones, too.

The energies most beneficial for you will be present for your session.

We meet via phone and we talk about whatever needs discussing. Your spirit team channels their insights, messages and questions for you directly through me.

Is this connection what you need? The button below will whisk you to my scheduling page.

Getting Personal

I’m a geek and a nerd – just in case there’s a true difference between them. I geek out over new technology (hardware, software, spaceships) and most anything Star Wars related (except the prequels) and Titanic related. I’m also a word nerd.

Room-temperature water and tea are my favorite drinks.

I live in southeastern New Hampshire and have three brothers and a sister.

My astrology is Libra sun, Scorpio moon and Cancer rising (with weirdly strong Virgo tendencies).

When I’m ready to “Netflix and chill,” you’ll find me watching Queer Eye, And Just Like That…, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, The Crown, The Great British Bake-Off and Project Runway.

My favorite movies are Arrival, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Bohemian Rhapsody, Mamma Mia! and Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again.

I’m Certified

  • Usui Reiki Master Teacher

  • Ordained Minister, Universal Life Church

  • Life Coaching*

  • Holistic Nutrition*

  • Hypnosis*

  • Mind-Body Transformational Psychology*,**

  • Holistic Wellness Practitioner*

Officially Speaking (about myself… in the third person…)

Ellen M. Gregg is a professional intuitive healer who draws on a wide range of intuitive and healing abilities and modalities. She uses them to support clients through life events, with their own intuitive abilities, and to be clear of energy clouding and/or blocking their way.

She is adamant about self-empowerment as it pertains to all things intuitive. She sees a rising tide of humans being*** awakening to their divine purpose. It’s her mission to help shine light on their path and urge them to take action on behalf of their own evolution.

It’s also her purpose to support Earth’s transfiguration and healing.

Ellen is the creator of The Spiral, featuring weekly gatherings for soulful beings. She is the author (and channel) of her biweekly Souletter to email subscribers and a whole lot of blog posts.

Ellen gratefully does what she loves and loves what she does.

====================

*From Southwest Institute of Healing Arts

**Degree

***You read that right: humans being rather than human beings

How can I help?

Do you have a question? While personal readings are for sessions, if you have a general question about what I do, about something energetic or spiritual, or about a blog post, course or service I offer, feel free to contact me.

 Things I Love

Products, apps and services I use and love.

(Because isn’t it fun to get a peek at other people’s go-tos?)

Lavendaire Pastel Journals
These journals are fantastic in quality and design. The paper is a gorgeous weight, the pastel colors are lush, and the gold embellishment is luxuriously simple. They’re my favorite journals ever.

Etsy
Where I find the best variety of handmade items from all over the world. It’s a fantastic way to support small businesses, too.

Revive Essential Oils
A cousin introduced me to this brand of essential oils, and I’m very grateful. Their selection is wide, their quality is excellent and their pricing is affordable. I can’t get enough of their peppermint, lavender, eucalyptus and Christmas Morning.

Native Deodorant
Advertising works. That’s how I came to Native deodorant. I was using another deodorant, and yet Native spoke to me and I used a sweet promotion to purchase a four-pack and give it a go. I love it and its cardboard container option (cardboard rather than plastic? yes, please!). It works and it smells great.

Shine from the Inside Oracle Cards
The purchase of these cards was an as-seen-on-Instagram moment. Someone I follow shared a few of them, and I was smitten by their modern and yet soft vibe.

The Light Seer’s Tarot
Created by Chris-Anne, this Tarot deck is a step above. Her imagery reenergizes and sometimes completely reframes the traditional (and sometimes old-school) imagery, which opens up the potential for deeply personal and profound interpretations and readings. If guided to this deck, be sure it’s authentic. It’s distributed by Hay House and gives clear credit to Chris-Anne.

Audacity
This is a free software to download from the Internet. It’s how I edit my podcasts and other audio offerings.

Canva Pro for Desktop
This image software has a free version and a Pro version. I’m all-in with the Pro version for desktop. It’s how I create all my graphics.

Moo
Moo is a printing company. It’s my preferred place to order business cards, labels, stickers, etc. I like adore them so much, I have a referral link that allows 25% off your first order: referral link

 Land Acknowledgement

My business runs from a home office, and that home office sits on stolen land. Lacking the ability to reach back in time and change the actions of colonists in my area, I can make use of my ability to shed light on the fact that this patch of land I currently call home is part of The Wabanaki (People of the Dawn) Confederacy.

It’s known indigenously as The Dawnland as it’s on the far Eastern coast of the country known as the United States. It still hums with the vibration of its first nations people and their deep spiritual beliefs and practices. It was stolen from its people through the arrogant ugliness of genocide, ethnic cleansing and forced removal. Those people include:

  • Abenaki Nation

  • Mi’kmaq (Micmac) Nation

  • Penawapskewi (Penobscot) Nation

  • Penakuk (Pennacook; aka Pawtucket, Merrimack) Nation

  • Pestomuhkati (Passamaquoddy) Nation

  • Wəlastəkwewiyik (Maliseet or Malecite) Nation

Based on research, it’s most likely my home office sits on the unceded land of the Penakuk people. From an ancestral standpoint, I have two ancestors who arrived aboard the Mayflower in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and whose colonization there had a direct impact on the Penakuk.

While this land acknowledgement is a step in the right direction, I’m taking more concrete action through donating to Wabanaki Women’s Coalition, whose mission is to “increase the capacity of tribal communities to respond to domestic and sexual violence, and influence tribal, national, and regional systems to increase awareness, safety, justice, and healing for all [their] relations.“