My name is Dr. Erna Page-Meltzer. 

Along the way I developed tools that plow through the layers of muck, clearing the way for forgiveness and moving on.

I now share these tools with those ready to move forward. 

Our journey through life is filled with stories. Stories provide memories that fill us with all sorts of emotions, some good and some bad, as we remember and relate to whatever occurred. When we carry stories that hurt us, support our being angry, or overwhelm us, we dig down, clawing for anything to hold onto, so as to make sense of our reality or make the pain go away. Today’s prevalence of the internet and social media tends to isolate us from in-person human contact, at a time when we need real human support and connection more than ever.

I can help you reach your personal goals by giving you the space to get to know and become comfortable with who you are. This is my passion and my skill. I would love to have the opportunity to be part of your journey. You don’t have to be stuck and lost. I can help.

When you want to let go and move on but, as hard as you try, it doesn’t happen.

Do you say things like …

• Why do other people get what they want and I don’t?   

• Why do I keep trying yet I still don’t receive? 

• How do I change when I can’t figure out how, and I keep getting in my own way? 

Know there’s a way to learn about the abilities you possess that can create different possibilities and opportunities in your world.  

Do you think things like …

• My thoughts, attitudes or responses are met with roadblocks to the life I want to live.
• Sometimes it feels like life and the universe are out to get me.

Know there are ways to resolve and let go of life events that are hurtful and difficult to deal with.   

Do you feel things like …   

• I can’t seem to find where I fit in, and that leaves me feeling empty inside.

• Sometimes I’m aware I’m hurting myself, but I can’t seem to shift and change.

• I’m holding onto fearful, angry, depressed, anxious feelings that maintain personal pain, but I don’t know how to make those feelings stop.

The answer to all of these questions begins with the aphorism “know thyself.”

And now, you’re probably asking, “How?”