Break patterns · Restore confidence · Move forward
Anxiety. A lack of confidence. A relationship that never changes. A project that never moves. I help you identify what is holding you back, within you and around you, clear it, and give you practical tools to move forward.
See how I can helpDoes this feel familiar?Remote consultations worldwide · Available in English and French
What keeps repeating, even when you understand it?
Where have anxiety or self-doubt limited your life?
What could begin if you finally had space to move forward?
A complete approach
I work with the relationship between the land, the person, and the home. Because lasting change is difficult when one part of that relationship is still out of balance.
First, we clear what may be disturbing the environment. Then we create space within the person. Finally, the harmonized home can actively support your life and what you want to create next.
Each consultation responds to what is happening in your life and your space, rather than following a one-size-fits-all formula.
We identify natural phenomena that may disturb the well-being of the home’s occupants, then release energetic disturbances connected to the land and environment.
By harmonizing the space, we transform a house, a place where people simply live, into a home: a place where they can feel grounded, connected, and supported.
Many people already know the label (abandonment, guilt, need for recognition, lack of love…). They have been told what is wrong, but have not been given practical tools to work with it. Human Feng Shui helps transform that understanding into real change.
When your mind is still occupied by an ex-spouse who left 25 years ago, a house that will not sell, or a project that never moves forward, there is little room for new ideas and possibilities. By releasing what keeps pulling you back, you create space for new relationships, new projects, and the next chapter of your life.
Tibetan Feng Shui is especially suited to Western culture because it is flexible. We work mainly with what the home already has, allowing the people who live there to preserve their own style, taste, and personality. There is generally no need to dedicate a separate budget to buying new furniture or decorative items.
There is no such thing as a bad home, only a home that is out of harmony. Once the person and the space are clear, the home becomes a tool and a partner, supporting your life, your needs, and the projects you want to bring forward.
Does this feel familiar?
Sometimes the same feeling or situation returns, even after you have understood it, talked about it, or tried to move beyond it.
Questions & answers
My process is designed to create focused change, not years of dependency. These answers explain how we work together, what I need from you, and the ethical boundaries I follow.
I usually recommend two sessions for Geobiology, two for Tibetan Feng Shui, and two for each Human Feng Shui topic we choose to address.
No. That is the point of my process. We work together to help you reach your goal, and you leave with tools that empower you to continue moving forward independently.
It depends on whether you later want to address a different subject. If you first come because your house will not sell, then return a year later because you want to find a husband or wife, those are two separate goals and are treated as different subjects.
You may begin noticing shifts soon after the first session. Every person and situation is different, but the work is intended to create movement rather than remain purely theoretical.
The investment depends on the subject and the scope of our work. During the complimentary consultation, we identify what you need and discuss the cost clearly. My focus is on the value and tools the process provides.
Sessions typically last between 1 hour 15 minutes and 1 hour 45 minutes. I offer a complimentary initial consultation, followed by three complimentary consultations, one at the completion of each pillar of the process.
Tibetan Feng Shui is flexible and particularly well suited to Western life. We work with what you already have and harmonize the space without judgment, while preserving your taste and personality. There is no such thing as a bad house, only a house that is out of harmony.
I will need a floor plan and videos of your home, or of the specific place you would like us to work on. Because the process is remote, these materials allow me to understand and assess the space.
No. We cannot work on another person without their knowledge and approval. Consent is a firm ethical boundary in my practice.
Only if you own it, live in it, rent it, have been formally asked to sell it, or have the owner’s authorization. We do not work on a property without a legitimate connection and permission.
You may always work on your own office because it is your personal space. We can work on an entire building only if you own or rent it, or if the owner has requested and authorized the work.
Yes, when the room belongs to a young child in your care. For a teenager, their room is considered their personal space, so their agreement and participation are necessary.
About Patricia
“When your home is in harmony, your life can flow.”
Raised in the French countryside, I learned early that people once observed the land before building upon it. Today, I bring together geobiology, Human Feng Shui, and Tibetan Feng Shui to help women and men break free from repetitive patterns in their personal lives, their work, and their homes.
My consultations are conducted remotely. You do not need to live in Scottsdale, or even in the United States, to work with me. I welcome international clients in both French and English.
Patricia Breece · French healer, geobiologist & Feng Shui consultant
How I came to this work
I began working with people’s energy 15 years ago. Over time, I understood that we cannot be separated from our environment: it influences us as much as we influence it. That realization led me to bring the person, the land, and the home into one complete approach.
Deeply curious, intuitive, independently minded, and always questioning.
Traditional, but not conventional.
Old wisdom, manners, family, tradition, and good food, especially time with my husband and our two daughters.
Strong conviction and a willingness to question everything rather than simply accept what I am told.
I can be too demanding, with myself as well as with others.
I read, study, exercise, take long walks with my husband, cook healthy Mediterranean food, and watch documentaries or films that make me feel good.