Tracey has an eclectic resume that traverses from corporate financial executive to alternative educator to her current passion, QHHT practitioner. Raised in the oldest still existing cooperative community in the US, Tracey embodies the spirit of community.

Living amongst the pioneers of civil rights activism and world peace organizations, she had access to an unending stream of thought leaders and change makers. At eight, she met Thich Nhat Hanh, who planted the seeds of non-judgement and encouraged her path as a seeker of spiritual knowledge.

 In contrast, Tracey’s parents were movers and shakers in the world of business. Her mother, a feminist who broke the glass ceiling in corporate America and her father who advanced innovative, disrupter concepts to build a nationwide company.

Eager to make her parents proud, she received her MBA in 1987, and entered the corporate world. While the experiences and skills developed were invaluable, there was no joy or feelings of deep satisfaction, no matter how great the achievement.

Through a series of catastrophic life events and the addition of three small children, Tracey’s life took a dramatic turn. One that would lead to a thirty year quest for meaning. Equipped mostly with her business background and her own educational experience, Tracey started a Montessori school for her own children and a handful of friends.

For the first time there was an alignment of purpose and passion. While there were formidable obstacles, there was also a flow that was nothing less than miraculous. The school thrived and was eventually acquired by a large education corporation.

Throughout the 25 years of building and running the school, Tracey encountered a series of spiritual influencers and pursued a deep, wide personal study. 

Finally, after following the work of Delores Cannon for 20 years, Tracey trained to be a QHHT practitioner and is currently pursing her passions as Co-Founder of Spirit Well Sensory Lounge, where she offers in-person sessions.