Hi, I’m Star Rose Fisk. I’ve been dowsing, teaching, and coaching people for over 25 years. I have trained in many healing modalities and all of the work I do is healing work, but really I consider myself a facilitator. I guide and hold the space for people to find their way to health and balance and what that means is different for everyone. We all need different things and we all have different stories to unravel and look at.

My greatest passion is helping people to empower themselves. I love the moment when a person has an opening, an aha moment, and I am there to witness it. Showing up for ourselves and digging into our stories about who we are, shows us where we are being authentic and where we’ve filled in the gaps with language to explain or cover things we aren’t as thrilled about or know subconsciously, or even consciously, that there will be judgement about. Learning to work through the parts that are just fillers or stories enables us to have more truth about who we are, most importantly for ourselves, but also for our ability to share and have fulfilling relationships with family, friends and partners.

My background is in Hanna Kroeger’s work and later in Tibetan Cranial® and Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique® (QHHT®). I had the great privilege of running the retail division of Hanna Kroeger’s company for many years as well as the wholesale division for several years. I was also very fortunate to be a part of Dolores Cannon’s last training in QHHT® and I’m grateful I listened to the not so subtle intuitive nudge to take that training or I would have missed meeting and learning from her in person.

 

All of us have patterns and programs that we have built our lives around. They’re the things that we set up and put into place, usually as children, that help us navigate the world and when we enter situations that are challenging in any way, our mind goes into our body and says “Hey, what’s the appropriate program to deal with this?” and we find the program that's closest to whatever the current situation is and we bring it forward. The truth is, that doesn't really work that well for most of us. It's a built-in thing that we do for survival, love, and safety, but most of us develop programs as little kids that no longer serve us and we're still reenacting them. We all do this and it effects our daily lives, it affects our self-confidence, how we make money, how we make friendships, what kind of partners we have, our housing situation, it really affects everything.

Like everyone else, there are many pieces to my story, but an important experience was what I’ve come to call the yellow dress incident. When I was about five my mom took me shopping at Kmart. I found this beauuuutiful yellow dress. I loved this dress. I looooved this dress. It was fluffy, had lace, and I felt like a princess when she let me try it on. I was over the moon excited because I really thought I was going to get that dress for Christmas. When we were opening presents at Christmas, I got to the last present and thought it was the yellow dress. I was so excited. I opened the present and I was really confused. The yellow dress wasn’t in there and I didn’t know what it was. My parents said “Oh, pull that out. What is that?” so I pulled out this brown thing. They told me “Open it up,” so I opened it and it was a paper bag with holes cut in it for arms, a hole for the head and triangles at the bottom. My parents thought it was really funny. I remember them laughing and they forced me to put it on. They put this paper bag dress on me and I was devastated. I was crying and crying, and I just couldn't believe it. I thought I was going to get to be Cinderella and I was in a paper bag. Even though I was a little kid, my memory of that incident is very vivid.

I had a whole bunch of programs that came out of that experience that I carried into my adult life. I could have let all of those programs run my life and be a victim for the rest of my life because of them, but I made a different choice. Deprogramming yourself is hard work. You have to go into the deep places that you don't want to go, but this is part of being human and you peel off your layers of stuff, otherwise you let your stuff smother you.

These are the kinds of things that I help people with. They’re not easy, they’re not fast, but they are deep and profound and they're raw and they're real. Everyone has had trauma and created ways to cope. Everyone has their own yellow dress experience. I am committed to helping people, I hold safe spaces and I love what I do.