Hi —
I’m Patsy Kenney

In 2018, my own life began rearranging itself in ways I couldn't have anticipated.

My dad was diagnosed with stage four cancer. Roughly one year to live. And with that news came an invitation I couldn't ignore: evaluate how you are living.

What followed was a decade of crossings. The end of a seven-year marriage. Caring for my father, and eventually, the sacred brutal task of burying him. Businesses I had poured everything into — dissolving. Futures I had imagined — gone. It wasn't one rupture. It was watching entire timelines collapse in slow motion.

I spent years moving toward what called me, and back toward what felt safe. Hometown. Rhode Island. Hometown again for a job that called me there. Left when it no longer felt true. Fourteen months nomadic, not knowing where I belonged. A cold plunge in November that cracked something open. A return to Rhode Island. And then Costa Rica.

I'm not sharing this as backstory. I'm sharing it because it's the most important qualification I have.

I know what it costs to keep listening when everything external says otherwise. I know what it feels like to stand at the edge of something you can't name yet. I know how to walk through an ending without abandoning yourself — because I've done it, more than once.

That's what I bring into the room.

I also work at the soul level. We're all intuitive — but most of us have learned to talk ourselves out of what we know. I've spent years developing and deepening my trust in mine — and I bring that with me. Which means I can see and name what you might not be able to say yet. Not to tell you what to do. But to reflect back what's already true in you, clearly enough that you can finally trust it.

A transformation guide is not a therapist. Not a consultant. Not a life coach in the traditional sense.

A therapist helps you heal the past. A consultant hands you a plan. A life coach often focuses on goals and accountability.

A transformation guide sits with you at the threshold — the moment between who you've been and who you're becoming. The work isn't about fixing you or mapping your next five years. It's about helping you hear yourself clearly enough to trust what you know — and take the next true step.

That's what I do.