ABOUT PATTY MONTOYA
I create a safe environment for you to work through your grief and trauma.
Then you are free to focus on your true mission and purpose in life.
You’ll feel comfortable and relaxed, which allows you to connect to your ancestors to get the answers you need. This higher wisdom brings you comfort and hope for the future.
As your spiritual advocate, I support you through the grief recovery and healing process.
I’M SO HAPPY YOU’RE HERE.
I’m Patty, nice to meet you!
I am a Psychic Medium, Energy Healer, Anticipatory Grief Coach, Reiki Practitioner, Death Doula, and so much more! I founded Titipoza, a space created to help people process their grief and trauma and grow from their experiences.
Titipoza was created after experiencing the loss of several of my loved ones. I provide the services I did not have while anticipating the loss of her loved ones.
I believe we are all working through our traumas and processing generational trauma, and we come to this earth to learn, heal, and then teach.
In my practice, I use a blend of my gifts and lessons to empower you through your healing journey. Using energy healing, spirits guidance, or tarot cards, I can offer a space to raise your vibrations and guide you in your healing journey.
By Healing Grief and Trauma, You Free Yourself Up to Live Your True Soul Path.
My Personal Experience with Loss and How It Led to My Calling
I was raised in Colombia, growing up in a blend of city life, nature, and animals. My story with grief is deeply personal. Before I was born, my parents lost their first son at just two years old, when my sister their second kid was only 15 days old. In the wake of these unimaginable losses and the civil unrest that personally affected them, my parents fled to the United States, where I was born—a rainbow baby in Miami. I was raised in a home shaped by grief and fear, though it was never spoken about. It was too painful.
As I grew older, loss continued to follow me. We lost my grandfather, then my grandmother. When I was 17, my younger brother was diagnosed with a rare leukemia. A year later, at just 16 years old, he passed away. Two months after his death, I moved to the United States for university, pushing my grief aside because there was no space to process it—there was only surviving. Nine years later, my mother was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. And then, she was gone too.
This is the foundation of why I do what I do. I don’t often share my story because grief and death make people uncomfortable. But growing up in a devout Catholic family in a country where death was both feared and sacred, I couldn’t help but question everything. When my brother got sick, I wondered: If heaven is so beautiful, why are we so afraid of death? What is the “right” age for someone to pass? Of course, no one had the answers.
As I navigated my own grief in a world that doesn’t know how to pause, I discovered death doulas and hospice care—support I had desperately needed but never received. That realization led me to become a death doula and, ultimately, a grief coach. I also studied mediumship and tarot, finding immense peace in the connections they provided. These practices warmed my heart, and I knew I wanted to offer that same comfort to others.
In my search for deeper healing, I became an Akashic Records Reader and learned about epigenetics—the way trauma can be passed down for seven generations. As I worked to heal my past, I discovered the Emotion Code, which taught me how trapped emotions can manifest as dis-ease. Which later started my journey as an energy healer such as a Reiki Practitioner, Emotion Code Practitioner and continuing with the next levels of the Body Code and Belief Code, which helped me uncover the roots of my biggest struggles—fear of being seen, anxiety, and not feeling enough.
This journey has been about more than just healing. It has been about transformation. I realized I didn’t want to carry my grief as a shield anymore.
Grief can be transformed.
And that is where I am today—helping others move through their grief, heal the wounds passed down through generations, and step into a life that is not weighed down by loss, but expanded by it.
