About Nicole Ilana

Nicole’s path has always moved between worlds — the intellectual and the intuitive, the symbolic and the embodied. Her professional journey began in the study of psychology, where she was drawn to Jungian depth psychology, the language of dreams, and the hidden patterns shaping human experience.

While completing her M.A. in Psychology at Columbia University’s Spirit Mind Body Institute, Nicole explored the unconscious through rigorous academic inquiry, researching Jungian dreamwork and dream premonitions. At the same time, she was deepening her relationship with the unseen through embodied practices of ritual, Reiki energy healing, and somatic regulation — discovering that true transformation requires both understanding and embodiment.

Alongside formal education, Nicole carries a lineage of energy healers, psychics, and hypnotherapists. This ancestral thread shaped her early relationship with intuition and informed her belief that life is an ongoing conversation with the unseen — one that speaks through dreams, synchronicities, sensation, and subtle inner knowing.

Through one-on-one dream coaching, intuitive sessions, and energy healing, Nicole began witnessing profound shifts in those drawn to her work. Many were deeply intuitive, thoughtful, and sensitive — yet disconnected from their inner compass, overwhelmed by modern life, or unsure how to safely engage with the depth of their inner world.

This realization shaped the work Nicole offers today: grounded, supportive spaces where people can learn to listen inwardly. Her approach emphasizes safety, pacing, and integration, helping clients develop a trusting relationship with their unconscious and intuition while staying rooted in daily life.

Now, Nicole facilitates one-on-one sessions, dreamwork containers, and small group offerings that support inner transformation through clarity, embodiment, and self-trust. Her mission is to help others reconnect with their inner wisdom, honor the symbols and signals guiding them, and step into lives that feel aligned, alive, and uniquely their own — because she believes meaningful change begins when we learn how to listen to ourselves.