About

For as long as I can remember, I've been able to see things other people couldn't.

As a little girl, I would look at someone and know they were carrying something long before they ever spoke about it.

I could feel when someone was hurting. I could sense when something wasn't being said.

I would pick up on emotions, tensions, and truths that seemed invisible to everyone else.

I didn't have language for it then. And truthfully, I spent a lot of my life trying to ignore it.

It made me feel different. Sometimes awkward. Sometimes misunderstood.

I learned very quickly that not everyone experiences the world the way I do.

So I pushed it aside and tried to focus on being practical.

But life has a way of bringing you back to yourself.

At seventeen years old, I was diagnosed with PCOS. Years later came fibroids.

Then a miscarriage. Then the loss of one of my fallopian tubes.

For a long time, my relationship with my body was shaped by diagnoses, uncertainty, and questions nobody seemed able to answer.

I sat in countless appointments being told what was happening to my body, but very few people spoke about what was happening to me.

The grief. The fear. The waiting. The disappointment. The identity shifts.

Those experiences changed me. They forced me to listen more deeply.

Not just to my body, but to myself. Over time, I realized something.

The same sensitivity I had spent years trying to suppress was actually one of my greatest gifts.

The ability to notice. The ability to see. The ability to understand what often lives beneath the surface.

When I eventually became a mother, so much of my journey finally made sense.

I stopped seeing my experiences as obstacles and began seeing them as preparation.

Preparation to sit with women in their hardest seasons.

Preparation to witness without judgment.

Preparation to hold space for stories that don't always have easy answers.

Today, Soultry Botanics is the expression of that work.

I help women feel seen.

Through face readings, consultations, and womb-centered guidance, I help uncover the patterns, stories, and truths that may be hiding beneath the surface.

I am not a doctor. I do not diagnose, treat, or replace medical care.

What I offer is something different. A space where women can be witnessed.

A space where intuition, experience, and deep listening come together.

A space where you don't have to carry everything alone.

Because I've carried my own story too.

And if you're here, perhaps it's time for someone to help you see yours.

— Ace