About Cindy
Cindy Rakow brings over 29 years of clinical experience as an occupational therapist working with children and adults. She loves supporting others on their path, especially those who are neurodivergent as well as those who are highly sensitive. Her skills with remote viewing and medical intuition, as well as her empathic nature, blend together and guide her work.
Since 1997, Cindy has participated in intensive mentoring with Sarah Weiss and the Spiritheal Institute, becoming a meditation guide as well as a Certified Light Journey Guide and Enlightened Empath Coach. She is an Ordained Minister through the Inner Light Ministry, an initiate of the Andean Tradition with Juan Nunez del Prado and a Reiki Master.
An Adjunct Assistant Professor at Cleveland State University since 2004, she holds a Master of Arts degree in Holistic Health Studies through Georgian Court University. Working in a variety of clinical settings including outpatient, inpatient, home health and schools, Cindy has brought her empath nature, knowledge and experience to a wide range of clients ranging from 2 months of age through adulthood.
Cindy incorporates a variety of energy and manual work into her clinical practice, both in-person as well as through telehealth services. These include craniosacral therapy, somatoemotional release, myofascial release, frequency specific microcurrent, joint mobilization, infant massage, kinesiotaping, internal viewing and chakra clearing and balancing.
Cindy creates an energetic connection with her clients through ceremony, creating a sacred temple of light to work within. From this sacred space, and through remote viewing, she is able to offer energy work from a distance, providing an opportunity to calm and better align the nervous system as well as the spiritual, emotional, mental and physical bodies of her clients. Higher guidance may provide opportunities for greater insight into who the person was and now is. Cindy believes that all individuals deserve to know their true self on an intimate level and to have space to express their true self in the world.