Meet Trevor
Certified MAP Practitioner | Empathic Intuitive Healer
A Road Filled With Lessons
I know what emotional pain feels like. For years I lived with it, tested every trick in the book, and saw what helped and what hurt. The biggest lesson? No two hurts are the same—and no one should face theirs alone.
A Gift Put to Work
Along that road I found a gift: I can sense what people feel even when they can’t put it into words. I trained this gift, earned my MAP Method™ certification, and now guide clients to the root of their pain—without making them relive bad memories.
What I Do for You
In one-on-one online sessions, I help quiet the patterns hiding in your subconscious:
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Relationship wounds
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Old trauma you’d rather not retell
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Burnout or numbness
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Anxiety and overthinking
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Grief and loss of self
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Blocks to self-worth, joy, or peace
You stay in control the whole time while I lead your mind to let go of what no longer serves you.
What You’ll Feel
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A calmer nervous system
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Less mental clutter
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Clearer thoughts and steady emotions
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A warm reconnection to the real you
When you smile, it will be real—no mask, no hiding.
What is MAP?
What Is MAP?
MAP—short for Make Anything Possible—is a gentle way to teach your brain to let go of stress, bad memories, and unhelpful habits. Scientists have found a tiny “rewrite window” in the brain called the Window of Reconsolidation. During this window, old memories can be updated and the heavy feelings tied to them can fade fast.
In a session you sit back, stay fully awake, and follow a few simple prompts while your brain does the work. There is no hypnosis, no tapping, and no need to retell painful stories—you stay in charge the whole time. The method quietly finds every memory linked to the problem, clears the hurt, and even builds new, positive pathways for the future.
Because MAP works deep in the subconscious, most people feel lighter, calmer, and clearer within minutes, and the change sticks—whether the issue is worry, grief, burnout, or any other stress-based struggle.