Sarita Rowe Davy
Life Transitions Guide, Sound Healer, Reiki Master, Certified End-of-Life Practitioner, Spiritualist.
In Jamaican tradition, death is met with both solemnity and celebration — grief and gratitude woven together. We don't simply wait for death; we wait with it. Not in fear, but in preparation and accompaniment — tending the space physically and spiritually.
This is the foundation of how I hold all of life's sacred thresholds.
Whether you're navigating the end of a life, the end of a chapter, or the tender space between who you were and who you're becoming — I intuitively hold both the sacred and the practical, the sorrow and the joy, the traditions you bring and the rituals we create together.
I pull from an extensive toolkit of embodied, soul-level practices and thirty+ years of strategic consulting experience to help you move through transition with presence, not pressure.
What those I work with have said…
"Working with Sarita was both grounding and transformative. Her unique gift lies in being deeply compassionate while also unflinchingly direct—she creates a space where you feel truly seen, heard, and guided. She helped me navigate some of the most difficult moments of my life."
— K.S., who lost both parentsSarita is incredible. As a new mom who rarely gets a moment to herself, her sound therapy session was exactly what I needed. I felt like I was floating in space and swimming in water - deeply relaxing, deeply restorative. I left feeling completely renewed.
If you've ever been curious about sound therapy, go see Sarita. She's gifted at what she does and I cannot recommend her highly enough.
— R.P. new mother"What sets Sarita apart is her calm and grounding presence. In moments of uncertainty, she helps others reconnect with their inner balance, offering guidance that is both realistic and inspiring. Her work is profoundly meaningful—everyone who works with her walks away feeling more whole, focused, and empowered."
— M.H., family member
“I love when you come and do your energy stuff, the room feels so much better, and I do too.”
— Hospice nurse