Dr. Kayla earned her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology with minors in Biology and Chemistry before completing her Master of Science in Nutrition and Human Performance and her Doctorate of Chiropractic. She later completed postdoctoral training in Animal Chiropractic and has spent years studying German Healing Knowledge, nervous system regulation, embryology, theology, quantum biology, consciousness, and the patterns that shape human experience.

For nearly a decade, she led a thriving family chiropractic practice known for serving prenatal, pediatric, and whole family care. Ultimately, she chose to close a successful practice, not because her work was complete, but because her calling had expanded beyond the walls of a clinic. She recognized that people were never coming to her simply for chiropractic. They were coming because she could see what others could not.

As a seer, Dr. Kayla recognizes the hidden patterns, identities, biological conflicts, and spiritual truths operating beneath a person's circumstances. As an oracle, she gives language to what has been revealed, translating what is felt but not yet understood into words that bring clarity, remembrance, and choice.

Today, her work is devoted to exposing the survival identities that quietly govern people's lives while guiding them back to the intelligence that has never left them. Through what she describes as the Magdalene Current, Dr. Kayla helps individuals remember their relationship with the divine feminine, themselves, one another, and creation. Her ministry is not about becoming someone new. It is about removing everything that convinced you that you were anything less than whole.

She is the founder of Identity Restoration™ and Sacred Union Initiation™, creator of numerous transformational initiations and teachings, host of The Radical Women podcast, author of children's books, and the visionary behind the Sacred Rhythm homeschool collection. Her work has reached individuals and families around the world through retreats, pilgrimages, ministry, private mentorship, speaking, chiropractic, and immersive educational experiences.

Above all, Dr. Kayla is devoted to the restoration of family. She and her husband, Dr. Anthony Abeid, founded Life Fully Embodied Free Church from a shared conviction that healing is not meant to happen in isolation. Together they are raising their three children, Anthony Jr., Sarai, and Magdalena, in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, where their family has intentionally built a life rooted in spirit, nature, presence, and devotion of sacred union.

Whether she is speaking from a stage, adjusting a newborn, guiding a woman through profound transformational remembrance, or sitting quietly beside a river listening for what spirit is revealing next, Dr. Kayla remains committed to one calling: helping people remember that the life they have been searching for has never existed outside of them. It has always been waiting beneath the identities they were taught to wear.

Through what he describes as Christ Light, a lived experience of divine consciousness rather than religious performance, Anthony guides people into a deeper relationship with themselves, their Creator, and the truth that has always existed beneath fear, conditioning, and survival. His work invites individuals to lead with integrity, communicate with courage, embody authentic masculinity, and reclaim the life they know they were made for.

Alongside his ministry, Anthony continues to practice family chiropractic with a special focus on prenatal, pediatric, and whole family care. He believes the body was intelligently designed with an innate capacity to heal when interference is removed.

Anthony and his wife, Dr. Kayla Abeid, founded Life Fully Embodied Free Church from a shared devotion to creating spaces where transformation is experienced rather than taught. Together they lead the free church's global mission while raising their three children, Anthony Jr., Sarai, and Magdalena, in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado. Their family has intentionally built a life centered on spirit, nature, family, presence, and adventure.

More than anything, Anthony loves witnessing people accomplish what they once believed was impossible. Whether the breakthrough is physical, mental, emotional, relational, or spiritual, there is nothing more rewarding to him than watching someone shatter the ceiling they once believed they could never rise above. He believes some of life's greatest miracles happen when a person remembers they were never broken to begin with.

Outside of ministry, spiritual healing and chiropractic, Anthony is a thrill seeker at heart. He loves adventure, pushing his limits, and embracing experiences that make him feel fully alive. Above all else, his greatest calling is being the father his children deserve. He strives to lead from the front, love them well, challenge them to overcome every obstacle life places before them, and demonstrate through his own life what it means to live with courage, compassion, unwavering faith, and deep devotion.

Whether he is serving in spiritual ministry, caring for families through chiropractic, or walking alongside men as they rediscover their voice and purpose, Anthony's greatest passion is helping people step beyond survival and into the fullness of who they were created to be.

Over time, she began to realize that strategy was only part of what she was actually doing.

Amanda has a natural sensitivity to patterns and misalignment. She often notices when something makes sense logically but does not feel true beneath the surface. As her spiritual life deepened, she began exploring that sensitivity more intentionally through prayer, intuitive discernment, embodiment, and her relationship with God.

She receives information through bodily sensations, images, words, sudden knowing, and what she sometimes describes as being able to "taste" the energetics of something. Rather than treating those impressions as absolute answers, Amanda approaches them with curiosity. She listens, asks questions, follows what feels significant, and helps people recognize what may already be trying to come into their awareness.

Her own journey has included chronic illness, fibromyalgia, anxiety, nervous system overwhelm, motherhood, significant identity transitions, and the gradual unraveling of patterns she once believed were simply part of who she was. Much of her spiritual path has involved learning to distinguish fear from intuition, survival from truth, and external expectations from the quieter guidance within.

Amanda does not believe her role is to tell people who they are or what they should do. She believes people often already carry profound wisdom, but fear, conditioning, old identities, and the noise of life can make that wisdom difficult to hear.

Her work lives at the meeting place between the spiritual and the practical. She believes intuition is meant to lead and structure is meant to support it. A realization may need a conversation. A calling may need a plan. A vision may need systems, people, money, or practical support. An internal shift may eventually ask for an external change.

That same philosophy guides Seasons of Growth, where Amanda helps people bring meaningful businesses, ministries, projects, and creative work into form through intuitive discernment, strategy, collaboration, and practical support.

More than anything, Amanda loves the moment when something clicks — when a person hears themselves differently, recognizes what is no longer true, and realizes they do not have to force themselves into someone else's answer.

She does not believe she gives people their truth. She helps create enough space for them to hear it.