Robbyn Raquel Wallace

Robbyn has always been deeply fascinated by psychology and the metaphysical realm, particularly the concepts of consciousness and energy.

She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Graduate Certificate in Contemporary Theory in Mental Health Services. During her senior year at the University of Southern Mississippi, she served as a research assistant in the Brain and Behavior Research Lab. While pursuing her graduate studies, she was inducted into Chi Sigma Iota, the International Honor Society for Counseling.

Robbyn dedicated eight years of her life to military service, including a deployment to Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom III. For her pivotal role in managing Forward Operating Base Dogwood and her contributions to both combat and peacekeeping missions, she was awarded the Army Commendation Medal. After her military service, Robbyn transitioned into mental health, working as a children’s case manager and counselor.

While preparing for deployment, Robbyn sustained a physical injury that led to significant challenges throughout her time in Iraq. Shortly after returning home, she was diagnosed with cervical lordosis and disc desiccation. Within six years, her condition worsened, resulting in herniation at C5/6, which became embedded in her spinal cord. Over three years, she underwent three major neck surgeries, including the placement of a three-level titanium cage in the front of her neck and two angled rods in the back. Despite enduring multiple incomplete spinal cord injuries and lumbar herniations, Robbyn demonstrated extraordinary resilience in her recovery.

Through conscious living, Robbyn found the strength to rise above her medical challenges. Today, she is back to hiking and embraces a lifestyle rooted in mindfulness and intention. She is passionate about helping others cultivate conscious awareness to lead more fulfilling lives.

An avid nature enthusiast, Robbyn finds her greatest joy exploring the outdoors. Her favorite saying, “nature never disappoints,” reflects her deep connection to the natural world. Whether discovering uncharted paths in national forests or hiking in different parts of the globe, Robbyn’s heart always draws her back to the beauty of Mississippi’s landscapes.