My Soulful Path

In 2022, I opened a beautiful space in Emmaus, Pennsylvania called Soul Sisters’ Studio.  My vision was simple and clear — to create a space that empowered and uplifted women through connection, creativity, and meaningful support.  What began as a creative collective grew into something far greater than I imagined, becoming a warm and gentle refuge where women could slow down, breathe, and reconnect with themselves and one another.

Although I eventually closed the studio to begin a new chapter in my life, I felt deeply called to continue holding space for women and to support their journey toward greater peace and clarity.  This path reflects both my personal growth and the natural evolution of the work I now offer through The Soulful Way.

Through holistic and intuitive practices — including guided meditation, sound healing, color reflection, and other modalities rooted in compassion and non-judgment — I support women who feel guided to live with greater authenticity, self-trust, and alignment with the wisdom already living within them.

 

Meet Us

Eva

Eva

Hi, I’m Eva — sacred space holder, intuitive guide, and devoted supporter of women walking their unique and deeply personal paths.

With a sensitive and compassionate heart, it is my joy to help women move toward greater alignment, clarity, and courage as they follow the dreams stirring within them. My work weaves together a tapestry of healing traditions shaped by my own journey and lifelong curiosity about the wisdom carried within the soul.

Whether we meet virtually, in the Lehigh Valley, or along the coastal shores of Delaware, I am here to hold space for your transformation and growth.  My intention is to help you reconnect with your inner knowing, find greater peace, and live authentically, courageously, and in full alignment with who you are.

 

Professional & Spiritual Training

Eva is an Usui Reiki Master and has studied Celestial Reiki, meditation teaching, and sound healing as pathways to supporting deeper inner awareness and energetic balance.  Her work is informed by the study of Soul Entrainment and other holistic modalities that explore the loving wisdom and guidance that live within each person.

Her continuing education currently includes color therapy and coaching for highly sensitive individuals. She has completed training in spiritual life coaching, as well as in mindful self-compassion and resilience. She is also drawn to spiritual traditions and intuitive practices, including angelic and Akashic studies, as part of her ongoing commitment to understanding the many ways people connect with inner knowing and meaning.

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Susan

Susan

Susan is an artist, born and raised in Montgomery County, PA. She began her formal art training at the age of 15, attending Saturday classes at Moore College of Art, Philadelphia College of Art and Montgomery County Community College. During this time, Susan developed her drawing and painting skills through printmaking, illustration and watercolors. In 1987, she earned a B.F.A. in Communication Design from Kutztown University. As Susan applied her hand-created design skills in a corporate art department, work moved from the drawing table to the desktop computer and the quickly evolving publishing software.

In 1998, Susan left corporate design work to care for her two daughters. While volunteering at the public school and local church, Susan realized how much she missed creating art by hand. As a life-long learner, she enrolled in several classes at the Banana Factory in Bethlehem, PA. After trying her skills in the hot glass, acrylic painting and pottery studios, Susan settled into clay work. This focused attention of creating art directly with her hands, brought back her love of hand-crafted art. Now she is combining clay and painting through her mobile art studio, Soul Creations. Whether it is a personal piece or a group painting event, these creations are designed to provide a healing moment for the artist or, to send messages of inspiration, hope and joy to Veterans, pediatric patients, the homebound, hospice patients, cancer treatment patients and those who mourn.

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I now see how owning our story and loving ourselves through that process is the bravest thing that we will ever do.

Brené Brown