ABOUT ERIKA AND
PEACESPACE
I’m Erika, the heart behind Peacespace—a space devoted to healing, reflection, and coming back to your Self.
As a Healing Guide, I create and hold gentle spaces that invite you to slow down, turn inward, and reconnect with the wisdom, love, and wholeness that already live within you.
Through my life experiences as a mother, educator, facilitator, and fellow traveler on the path of healing, I’ve come to believe that one of the most meaningful gifts we can offer the world is our own inner transformation.
As a trauma-informed facilitator, certified breathwork and life coach, I guide people through processes of inner exploration, helping them soften old patterns, meet the parts of themselves that seek care, and reconnect with the truth and authenticity of who they are.
My work takes many forms, each creating opportunities to pause, listen within, and make space for healing. Some expressions are shared one-on-one, others in community, and some through my words, reflections, and guided practices—offering gentle invitations to come back to your Self in your own time.
My approach is deeply informed by my own journey of healing, my experience guiding and supporting people, and years of learning from teachers and approaches that have expanded my understanding of inner healing and spiritual growth. I continue to explore and deepen this work as a devoted student of healing and spirituality, allowing what I learn and experience—both personally and through my practice—to shape the way I guide and support.
My approach is intuitive, grounded, and heart-centered, designed to meet you exactly where you are and guide you back to the quiet, steady knowing that has always lived within you.
A REFLECTION ON WHOLENESS
To me, being whole means embracing and expressing all aspects within us—returning to our humanness while remaining in touch with our divinity. We were born divine and whole, but the world made us forget. Becoming whole is returning to that sacred space once more, carrying the awareness of our nature and our commitment to share our gifts with the world.
Read the full reflection on my blog →