is a certified Sound Healing Practitioner, Reiki Master practitioner, hospice volunteer, and the founder of The Sonic Threshold. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing begins when we feel safe, seen, and supported—exactly as we are.

With a bachelor’s degree in Journalism and a professional background spanning public relations, retail management, and construction management, Molly’s career initially followed a traditional path. Everything changed with the birth of her son, who arrived nearly three months early as a micro-preemie weighing just over one and a half pounds.

Walking alongside him through the challenges of premature birth, developmental therapies, and the realities of supporting an overexposed and underdeveloped nervous system profoundly reshaped her understanding of healing. As she searched for ways to help regulate his nervous system—and support the well-being of their entire family—she immersed herself in complementary healing modalities that honored the connection between body, mind, and spirit.

That journey ultimately led her away from the family business and toward a life devoted to healing. Molly became certified through the Sound Healing Academy and trained as a Reiki practitioner, discovering in sound a gentle yet powerful way to help people reconnect with themselves. She is passionate about making energy healing approachable and accessible, creating spaces where every person is welcomed with compassion, curiosity, and without judgment.

More recently, following several deeply personal losses, Molly has felt called to the sacred work of supporting individuals and families through the end-of-life journey. As a hospice volunteer, she considers it an honor to offer presence, peace, and comfort during life’s most profound transitions.

Whether guiding a community sound bath, facilitating a workshop, or sitting quietly beside someone in a moment of transformation, Molly’s intention remains the same: to create a space where people can soften, regulate their nervous systems, reconnect with their inner wisdom, and remember that they do not have to walk through life’s transitions alone.