Justice Bartlett is an intuitive, cognitive sculptor who owns and operates Senses & Symbols: mentoring and hypnotherapy. She has been working in the healing/transformational arts, professionally, for over 18 years.

Since being a little girl, Justice has loved playing dress up, playing with makeup, and putting outfits together. However, until about the age of 30, she experienced significant body dysmorphia. Coming into herself, healing trauma, and becoming more embodied has allowed her to feel more at "home" than ever in her life. And it is this process, and how our attire and adornments can assist it, that she wants to share.

Justice has always had an acute awareness of her environment, even as a child rearranging her spaces whenever her psyche felt unsettled to help move energy and reconfigure her environment. Learning how to attune to our physical spaces can be wonderful for our mental, emotional, and physical well being.

A love for food has naturally led Justice to become a pretty damn decent (amateur) chef, and what she calls "concept cooking". Throwing things together that are delicious and affordable out of whatever happens to by lying around.

And last but not least: witchcraft! Justice has always "felt" herself to be a witch more than anything else. Practicing the craft for many women can feel not only empowering, but completely natural. Learning how to move with our own energy, bodies, psyches, and cycles—as women—is powerful.

Justice is a mother and grandmother and loves supporting other women dsover their own unique feminine signature.