Meet Your Guides
Miki Christy: LPC-S, BC-TMH, NCC, ACHT, Owner
Miki is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Supervisor (LPC-S), Advanced Clinical Hypnotherapist (ACHT), Co-developer and teacher of Conscious Heart Hypnotherapy, and Conscious Empowerment Coach. Miki is also a student of subtle energy medicine, has completed Level 1 training in Integral Breath Therapy through Integration Concepts, and is a certified Reiki Master.
Miki guides her clients through experiential and transpersonal development processes to access and live from a higher level of consciousness in order to move beyond negative thought patterns and limiting beliefs underlying all emotional, mental, and physical challenges. She works with individuals, groups and organizations offering experiential sessions, classes and intensives that integrate psychotherapy, hypnosis, breath, life force energy and spirit as therapeutic tools. Miki understands that integrating care of the mind, body, and soul is vital in achieving and maintaining optimal health in order to authentically fulfill one's life purpose, so she collaborates with a wide range of medical and holistic practitioners to assist clients with caring for all aspects of their well-being.
Miki is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Supervisor (LPC-S), Advanced Clinical Hypnotherapist (ACHT), Co-developer and teacher of Conscious Heart Hypnotherapy, and Conscious Empowerment Coach. Miki is also a student of subtle energy medicine, has completed Level 1 training in Integral Breath Therapy through Integration Concepts, and is a certified Reiki Master.
Miki guides her clients through experiential and transpersonal development processes to access and live from a higher level of consciousness in order to move beyond negative thought patterns and limiting beliefs underlying all emotional, mental, and physical challenges. She works with individuals, groups and organizations offering experiential sessions, classes and intensives that integrate psychotherapy, hypnosis, breath, life force energy and spirit as therapeutic tools. Miki understands that integrating care of the mind, body, and soul is vital in achieving and maintaining optimal health in order to authentically fulfill one's life purpose, so she collaborates with a wide range of medical and holistic practitioners to assist clients with caring for all aspects of their well-being.
Brooke Barefield: MS, P-LPC, CHH
Brooke is from Starkville and received her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Walden University in November 2023. She previously received a BS in psychology from Mississippi State University in 2020. In April 2024, Brooke received her Provisional Counselor License. She loves photography, reading poetry, and writing.
Brooke is currently accepting clients for counseling sessions and clarity sessions, as well as providing individual and group grounding sessions. Brooke received her certification in Conscious Heart Hypnotherapy in April 2025 and is currently accepting new hypnotherapy clients.
Brooke says she loves Soulflower because “it is a wonderful place to heal, and it has a calming atmosphere where one can be their most authentic self.”
Brooke is from Starkville and received her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Walden University in November 2023. She previously received a BS in psychology from Mississippi State University in 2020. In April 2024, Brooke received her Provisional Counselor License. She loves photography, reading poetry, and writing.
Brooke is currently accepting clients for counseling sessions and clarity sessions, as well as providing individual and group grounding sessions. Brooke received her certification in Conscious Heart Hypnotherapy in April 2025 and is currently accepting new hypnotherapy clients.
Brooke says she loves Soulflower because “it is a wonderful place to heal, and it has a calming atmosphere where one can be their most authentic self.”
Juan Corrigan: LMT #113
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Juan states his philosophy in healing is that things are interconnected. While attending college for his bachelors and masters, he worked in the fitness field and physical therapy and learned how healing came from staying fit and rehabbing the injuries that came with life. Physical therapy opened the massage therapy world and that brought more awareness in how healing is performed. The body is designed to heal, but it heals faster with mind and emotion working together. He is constantly learning how amazing our body is, and when you actually start to know your awareness, things begin to change and miracles begin to happen.
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Juan states his philosophy in healing is that things are interconnected. While attending college for his bachelors and masters, he worked in the fitness field and physical therapy and learned how healing came from staying fit and rehabbing the injuries that came with life. Physical therapy opened the massage therapy world and that brought more awareness in how healing is performed. The body is designed to heal, but it heals faster with mind and emotion working together. He is constantly learning how amazing our body is, and when you actually start to know your awareness, things begin to change and miracles begin to happen.
Hunter Smith: Artist in Residence
In an increasingly intangible and impersonal world, the handmade challenges us to think, feel, and connect. It is the subtle variations and human irregularities of such objects that intrigue and attract. In truth, I feel that beauty is sometimes more a product of what is “imperfect” than what is “perfect.” My interest in clay is rooted in my love of tactility and the hope that I might better understand perfect imperfection.
I particularly enjoy making functional work because these pieces are meant to be handled and interacted with - having the potential to become an intimate part of someone’s day to day life. It is my belief that a well made cup or bowl can transform something as seemingly mundane as a simple meal or coffee break into something more ritual and meaningful.
In an increasingly intangible and impersonal world, the handmade challenges us to think, feel, and connect. It is the subtle variations and human irregularities of such objects that intrigue and attract. In truth, I feel that beauty is sometimes more a product of what is “imperfect” than what is “perfect.” My interest in clay is rooted in my love of tactility and the hope that I might better understand perfect imperfection.
I particularly enjoy making functional work because these pieces are meant to be handled and interacted with - having the potential to become an intimate part of someone’s day to day life. It is my belief that a well made cup or bowl can transform something as seemingly mundane as a simple meal or coffee break into something more ritual and meaningful.
