ABOUT ME

My name is Cynthia, founder of CKT Evolution of Energy, and my work was not built from theory alone. It was built through lived experience, survival, healing, deep personal transformation, and years of learning how pain can either break a person or become the doorway to rebuilding who they were always meant to be.

I did not open a book one day and simply decide to become a mentor to heal others. Every story, every trauma, every lesson I teach has roots in something I have personally lived through, faced, and worked to heal. I studied because I wanted to understand how to transmute personal pain into awareness, strength, and practical healing that could genuinely help someone else.

I am originally from Wantagh, New York, where most of my life, growth, and personal story have unfolded. Like many people who eventually become guides for others, my own life required me to walk through difficult chapters long before I understood why I was being shaped that way.

I am a survivor of domestic violence, incest trauma, grief, deep emotional loss, adult bullying, and profound life transitions that forced me to confront parts of myself many people spend years trying to avoid. The loss of my daughter’s father, Tommy, became one of the deepest turning points of my life and marked the true beginning of my healing journey. Losing two best friends in back-to-back years became another turning point, this time spiritually. Surviving nearly thirty losses involving family, friends, and extended circles within just twenty-six months changed my relationship with life forever.

Grief changed the way I listened. It changed the way I observed energy, people, and emotional patterns. It taught me that healing is never a straight road. It comes in layers, truths, endings, awakenings, setbacks, and choices.

My path did not begin exactly where I thought it would. First, I wanted to become a life coach. Then I considered becoming a death doula. As life unfolded, I began to understand that I also carried strong intuitive and psychic abilities that had been present for years, even before I had language for them.

I eventually hired an intuitive business coach who helped me develop those gifts while also teaching me life lessons that permanently changed how I saw myself. Over eleven months of intense work, mindset shifts, accountability, and personal growth, I learned how to trust myself in ways I never had before. She taught me how to believe in myself when I was still learning how to stand in my own voice, and that training remains part of what I now bring to my own clients.

For most of my life, I always knew things before I understood why I knew them. I would often tell people, “You can’t lie to me, because I just know.” At the time, many people did not understand that. In many ways, it caused friction, loss, and difficult relationships because truth often makes people uncomfortable when they are not living authentically.

Over time, I came to understand that many people hide from their own truth because authenticity requires courage. Part of my work now is helping people become comfortable being fully themselves without apology.

Before stepping fully into this work professionally, I had already become the person others naturally came to when they were hurting, confused, emotionally overwhelmed, or standing at a major crossroads. That natural role eventually deepened into formal training, accredited certifications, and practical coaching tools that allowed me to combine intuitive insight with grounded emotional support.

Today, my work blends shadow work, emotional pattern recognition, intuitive guidance, energy awareness, and deep personal accountability. I help people look honestly at the parts of themselves they often avoid: over-giving, fear of rejection, repeated relationship cycles, emotional triggers, buried grief, and the beliefs quietly shaping how they live every day.

I often tell people that I see the parts of them they have hidden from the world. I can often feel energy before words are spoken. For me, this is a gift I believe was given by God, and one I hold with deep responsibility.

My background includes accredited training in life coaching, trauma-informed emotional support, spiritual counseling, energy protection, Reiki, chakra work, EFT techniques, intuitive card reading, and communication development. But beyond every certification, what matters most is that I understand what it means to rebuild yourself when life has forced you to begin again.

As a Shadow Work Mentor and Psychic Intuitive Card Reader, I do not believe healing happens by bypassing truth. I believe healing begins when truth is faced with courage.

I also strongly believe shadow work and professional therapy belong in the same conversation. Shadow work is powerful, but it should never replace licensed mental health support when that support is needed. I openly advocate for counseling because I value emotional responsibility and because I personally understand the value of ongoing inner work.

While I am not a licensed therapist or social worker, I believe deeply in working alongside what supports a person’s full healing, and I encourage clients to honor whatever support system helps them move forward safely and honestly.

My readings are not designed to create dependency. They are designed to offer clarity, perspective, emotional insight, and honest reflection. I often say at the beginning of every reading: I will tell you what you need to hear, not simply what you want to hear.

My coaching work is rooted in helping people understand why they react the way they do, why certain cycles repeat, and how to begin changing what no longer serves them.

CKT Evolution of Energy was created because I know what it means to fight for peace, identity, emotional safety, and self-worth. It was built for people who are tired of survival mode and ready to understand themselves differently.

This work is deeply personal to me because I have lived what I now help others move through.

I believe healing is possible.
I believe patterns can be broken.
I believe people can become stronger without becoming hardened.
And I believe that sometimes the most powerful thing a person can do is finally tell themselves the truth and choose differently.

Own what you did.
Learn from it.
Move forward knowing tomorrow is never promised.
All any of us truly have is today.