Through your human design chart, you can discover more of who you are. Human design is the science of differentiation. There is not another one of you anywhere on this planet. Much of what you will learn will just confirm what you already know about yourself. And, you can learn profound information that can help you to be more satisfied with your life. Some of you will feel more peaceful. Some will experience more success. And a few will be surprised!
If you are feeling challenged or stuck or just curious, and you’d like to learn more, let’s schedule an introductory reading for you.
Introductory readings are usually 90 minutes. My current student rate is $75 for this type of reading.
I offer The Living Your Design course for those interested in a deeper experience
I am accepting Venmo at @Lisa-Shuwal (Other payment methods are also available).
My healing journey began in 1988. Learning how to heal (help) others, and learning how to heal myself. I began by studying massage therapy, Shiatsu, acupuncture, and other energetic modalities. I received many treatments in all of these methods. I understood that I would be a better healer because I’ve had similar experiences. I would know what someone needs, because I needed it too.
I discovered Human Design almost 2 decades ago. I am feeling much more secure in myself. Trusting in myself and my experiences. My purpose in life is to inspire the people that I touch to make the changes that they need in their lives.
Love yourself.
Transform your life. I can be your guide, you make your own decisions.
Human Design America - Living Your Design course
IHDS - Rave ABC’s, Rave Cartography
PTL1, PTL2, Family Analyst course, Living Your Design Guide
Northeastern Illinois University - BA
Chicago School of Massage Therapy
I love to help people and I do my best to care for myself, which gives me insight into how to help others. I have also received Human design readings, acupuncture, physical therapy, and massage therapy, just to name a few of the self-care modalities that have supported me. - Lisa Shuwal