About

My MISSION

After overcoming many adversities in my life, I’ve emerged on the side of love and light. I discovered my life’s work by realizing that if I can do it, others can too. It is my mission to utilize my clairvoyant abilities to guide others toward increasing their own intuitive abilities, learning truths from their higher selves, and navigating life’s obstacles mindfully.

As a Transformation and Spiritual Development Coach, I am a combination sounding board, motivational trainer, accountability partner, spiritual medium, and cheerleader. I am a support system for helping you rebuild your foundation. I walk alongside you as you explore who you are, where you’ve been, and where you are going. I want to help you break free from past thoughts and patterns that no longer serve you and find the you that you really are.

During our sessions, I create a safe place to listen without judgment. You will learn practical tools for spiritual growth that will impact your life in every way. I want to make sure you start and end each day with a healthy dose of confidence and self-love.

BIOGRAPHY

Tammy Ward started working as a life coach in 2016 after honing her skills as a motivator during her 24-year military career, helping others develop habits to enhance themselves as much as the mission. After retiring from the military, she received her bachelor’s degree in Social Psychology/Human Behavior and a Life Coaching Certificate from Lumia Coaching. Tammy has also honed her mystic abilities through meditation, shamanism, and daily spiritual practice. She is inspired by the wisdom of Michael Singer, Sara Wiseman, Jay Shetty, Mel Robbins, Jen Sincero, and Sanaya Roman and among others. She embodies her mantra, “Embrace Life Boldly,” and guides others to do the same. With Tammy, you get a mind, body, and spirit companion.

MY STORY

BE Alive

At the center of everything I do is authenticity. I bring my whole self into each coaching session. That includes my history of healed traumas around abuse, abandonment, and self-doubt that ground my empathic understanding of the human experience. It also includes the spiritual connection I have grown, which allows me to zero-in on elements that need addressing and harness wisdom from divine guides to foster healing.

It was clear to me at an early age that I was different from others in my family, from others at my church, and from others in my school. My self-awareness scared them on many levels. I not only knew I was gay, but I also had clairvoyant abilities that I didn’t fully understand or know how to control. Apparently, it freaks some people out when you can still talk with Grandma after she has died. I learned that lesson real quick.

Being on my own since fifteen, I signed up with the military as soon as I was able, searching for friends to fill the void within me and looking to build the sense of family I desperately wished for. The military is not for everyone, but for me, at the time, it was a chance at a new life. I grew up over those 24 years. Having space to learn about myself, I gained confidence, eventually taking on more leadership roles. Throughout my service, I served as a mentor, a personal coach, and an informal counselor to hundreds of people. Within this giant family, I learned how to listen, how to motivate, and how to help others build up their support system.

Yet, I did not show up with my whole self. I was still aiming to please others, still afraid that what I had to offer wasn’t good enough, and, as a woman in the male-dominated field, I felt I constantly had something to prove. I allowed other people to define me. It wasn’t until 2016, facing down a future without my military family, that I started to conceive of a new, more fully-realized, definition of self. That is when I decided to take back my thoughts, my actions, and my purpose.

Diving deep into my uncomfortableness of me, I re-found myself. It was quite the emotional ride on a PTSD rollercoaster related to military assignments as well as childhood experiences of abandonment, abuse, and homelessness. I unearthed many deep-seated beliefs in order to address the depression, self-doubt, and body dysmorphia that I carried with me since childhood. Though I still grapple with these things, I no longer let them control me. Instead, I have chosen to live in the present. In order to do so, I had to release the past, which, at least for me, was rooted in forgiveness. I forgave myself—mistakes, inner critic, people pleaser, and all. I also forgave my abuser and set some healthy boundaries along the way.

Higher Frequency

Then, when I embraced the intuitive abilities I knew as a child, I finally stepped into my full power. By connecting to my energy source, accessing higher vibrations, and working through meditative exploration, I made friends with my higher self. I now approach myself and others with honesty and true connection. I am grateful that my transformational journey has brought me to the strong, confident, worthy woman I am today. I now live my truth and have become a guide for others to embrace theirs.