About Rev. Eileen

For more than four decades, my life’s work has been centered around creating space for transformation.

As a single mother raising two daughters, I began my wallpaper installation business out of a desire to create stability, opportunity, and security for my girls and to build a life rooted in strength, love, and possibility.

What began as a practical way to support my family became a 46-year journey of service, connection, and transformation.

Through my work, I was welcomed into the intimate spaces of people’s homes—places where life was unfolding in all its beauty, challenge, and change.

What began as creating beauty in physical spaces often became something much deeper.

As I worked, people shared their stories, their fears, their losses, and the transitions shaping their lives.

Over time, I came to understand that my work was never only about transforming walls.

It was about creating space.

Space for truth.

Space for healing.

Space for being seen and heard.

What I know now is that my business was also my ministry.

Alongside my business, I answered a deeper spiritual calling through my ordination, prayer practice, and spiritual service.

In 2007, I founded the Wheel of Conscious Creation, a volunteer nonprofit created to offer temporary financial and spiritual support—a hand up—to women in times of need.

Through this work, my understanding of life transitions, loss, and healing deepened even more.

I came to see that grief is not limited to death.

Grief often accompanies life’s transitions.

The loss of identity. The loss of certainty. The loss of health. The loss of a relationship. The loss of a dream. The loss of the life we thought we would have.

My work is to hold sacred space for women moving through life’s transitions and the losses they carry.

I believe healing unfolds when we are given compassionate space to uncover the roots of our pain, honor what has changed, and allow renewal to emerge.

A Sanctuary for Loss, Transition & Renewal was born from this understanding, and it would be my honor to hold the space with you.