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 Personal Journey Into Quantum Touch: It’s a Journey not a Destination  

I was always a sensitive child.

Long before I had the language to explain it, I felt things deeply—so deeply that it sometimes hurt. I could walk into a room and instantly absorb the emotions hanging in the air. Excitement, tension, grief, fear—they clung to me like invisible threads I couldn’t untangle. While other kids seemed to move through life with ease, I always felt like I was carrying something extra—something heavy and unseen. Although,well intentioned, a tumultuous home life with two very unhealed parents, didn’t help. 

I was also scattered. Brilliant in bursts, but inconsistent ( I still am!)  Yet Easily hurt. I could focus for hours on what I loved, but struggle to get through a single page of something that didn’t interest me. In retrospect, I now know that was ADHD, but back then, it was just one more reason I felt “different.” I was either “too much” or “not enough.” Too emotional. Too sensitive. Not focused. Not disciplined. 

 Yet during that time many sign posts were presented to me throughout my life. 

 At about 7 years old, I participated in a workshop for Intuitive Children hosted in Virginia Beach at the Edgar Cayce Center  by a woman named Mary Roach. And it was the most fun I ever had! More importantly, I was good at things! I gave readings, found crystals, and it all just came in flow.  Now, my father was always interested in metaphysics. He never made us believe anything, he would just talk about what he read, or not at allHowever, that was fleeting and once the workshop was over, I was advised by father to never share what I did there because “people wouldn’t understand”.  

As I grew up, I tried to fit in. I really did. I chose hobbies where I had to perform. Mostly centering around athletics. They provided structure, and an outlet for my inner fire and frustrations with Self. It was also a place to receive regular praise, something I didn’t get at school or home, often. 

As I hit middle school, the only place I found any sort of relationship to healing were in fantasy novels- where characters healed with their hands, communicated with animals, and everyone had a profound sense and respect for prophecy. I could read for hours and hours on end. 

Later, the next brush  with the healing arts was while I was in college. I listened to a hypnosis recording for stress relief and relaxation several times a week, as I juggled the expectations of college athletics, living away from home, social life, and academics.Then, I had my first Reiki session. During midterms of my freshman year, a fellow hallmate’s aunt came to our dorm. She was offering Reiki sessions. Many people were afraid to have her touch them, but I knew that was “safe”. The first time I ever received energy healing, was the safest I’d ever felt in my life. It was only 20 minutes, but I remember how different I felt afterward. While everyone else, tried to logic it out, I just accepted it for what it was-healing. 

Once the training wheels of a structured academic environment came off, I spent most of my 20s and early 30s trying on many different career hats.  I tried career after career, chasing stability, hoping I’d find something that clicked. Retail. Office jobs. Customer service. Early Childhood Education. Creative freelancing. Every role felt like I was living someone else’s life and buying into others expectations. I gave my best—often burning myself out in the process—but I could never make it last. Either I lost interest, or the environment drained me, or the structure suffocated my creativity. With each exit, I felt like I was failing at life while everyone else seemed to have it figured out. My mother’s voice often resonates with me, “Why can’t you just do this like everyone else!” 

Why was it that everyone else could fit into a box so neatly and nicely based upon their career?  And I just couldn’t. 

During that time of trying on different careers was when I began to take workshops on hypnosis, intuition, and energy healing. I had no idea really the “Why” I was taking them. I just had the time in between jobs to do so. However, when I took them I felt Validated. Understood, and I was actually good at it!  The more I explored energy healing, the more I realized: I had been working with energy and intuition my whole life. I just didn’t have words for it. 

In 2011, I hung my shingle as a hypnotherapist, energy worker, and intuitive reader at the age of 25. And I will be the first to tell you I had no idea how to run a healing business. There was no blueprint, no model, no one to really look to who had “figured it out” as a full-time gig anyway. 

I did it anyway though. 

Impostor syndrome screamed in my ear. “Who are you to do this?” “What if people don’t take you seriously?” “What if you fail again?” “People won’t take you seriously because you’re only 25!”  But something stronger kept pulling me forward. A quiet knowing. A fire. A purpose. 

I started seeing clients. I held sessions in sublet rooms, in my own living room—wherever I could. At one point I even lived out of one my offices- because I winging it, once I moved out of my parents.  I practiced on friends, ran a Living Social and Groupon ad.  Then referrals came. Word spread. Slowly, my practice began to grow. Not in a flashy, overnight-success way—but in a real, grounded, way. Client by client. Breakthrough by breakthrough. Was I making millions or the highly coveted “Six figure income”? -  Not even close.  

But I still showed up and I held space for clients and fellow healers. 

While burning the candle at both ends, I watched people release years of emotional weight. I witnessed trauma soften. I saw souls remember themselves. 

And with each person I helped, I healed a little more, too, discovering my own purpose, my own path, my own personal power. 

Today, I run a growing practice and school—something I built from scratch (however with lots of moral, educational, and technical support from true blue friends and QT mentors)  from nothing, from a place of deep knowing and following my instincts.  I’ve embraced my sensitivity as a superpower. And I’ve realized that every “wrong turn” in my life was actually leading me here.

This path isn’t easy. It requires trust, resilience, and a willingness to walk alone at times. You won't always be surrounded by a ton of great friends, nor will you have people understand what you’re doing. Although with our supportive community of Quantum Touch practitioners and instructors, be assured, you belong here. 

I now know that healing is not about fixing people—it’s about helping them come back to themselves to rediscover their own inner power.

 Divine Heart Alchemy School is a online school devoted to the development of fellow healers and guide. Teaching new tools to serve their communities from the heart. 

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The Call Within  intuitively guids clients, and fellow healers and guides along their healing journey for personal growth and expansion. We believe within each person lies the ability to listen to the call within themselves to experience profound transformation and growth. 

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Meredith Rose Owner of The Call Within

Certified Quantum Touch Practitioner- 2013

Certified Quantum Touch Level 1 Instructor- 2020 

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