Hello, my name is Elizabeth Blaschko, and I am the founder and owner of Magdalene Rose Healing.

My path has always been rooted in caring for others. For nearly four decades, I served in health care leadership, supporting patients, families, and clinical teams through moments that required steadiness, compassion, and clarity. Those years shaped the way I hold space today—with presence, respect, and a deep understanding of the human experience.

Over time, I felt called toward a more holistic, heart‑centered way of supporting people. That calling led me to Reiki and sound healing, and eventually to End‑of‑Life Doula work. These practices opened a new doorway: one where healing is not only physical, but emotional, energetic, and spiritual.

Magdalene Rose Healing was born from that evolution—a place where science‑informed wisdom and intuitive guidance meet. My approach is gentle and grounded, honoring the whole person and the unique journey each individual is on.

Whether I am offering Reiki, guiding a sound bath, or supporting someone through their end‑of‑life journey, my intention is always the same: to create a sanctuary where you feel seen, supported, and held with tenderness.

This work is sacred to me. It is an honor to walk beside people in moments of healing, transition, and deep inner listening.

Professional Background & Training

My work is rooted in both clinical expertise and spiritual guidance. I earned a Master of Science in Clinical Exercise Physiology and Cardiac Rehabilitation and spent the final chapter of my healthcare career as an Operations Manager at Mayo Clinic, retiring in 2025 after nearly forty years of service in patient-centered leadership.

I have been a Reiki practitioner since 2021 and am Level III certified and attuned to the Usui System of Natural Healing in accordance with the Usui Shiki Ryoho tradition. I also completed my End‑of‑Life Doula certificate through the International Association of Professions Career College (IAP).

In addition to my formal training and volunteer experiences in hospice, I supported and accompanied both of my parents through their hospice journeys. Those experiences deepened my understanding of the emotional, spiritual, and relational layers of end‑of‑life care and continue to shape the tenderness and presence I bring to this work.

These experiences allow me to blend evidence‑informed knowledge with intuitive, heart‑centered care, creating a healing environment that is both grounded and deeply compassionate at Magdalene Rose Healing.

The Meaning behind Magdalene Rose Healing

The name Magdalene Rose has lived in my heart since I was young. I always imagined giving this name to a future daughter—Magdalene reflecting my lifelong connection to Mary Magdalene, and Rose honoring my mother, whose name was Rose.

Mary Magdalene has long been misunderstood, yet through interpretations of her Gnostic gospel she emerges as a woman who awakened to the fullness of her soul. She embodied what many now call Christ Consciousness—a state of expanded awareness, compassion, and unity that transcends any single religion. Her teachings were not about aligning with an institution, but about living from inner truth and the remembrance of our own divine nature.

Rose carries the memory of my mother. Including her name here acknowledges her presence in my life and the lineage of women who came before us—imperfect, human, and deeply influential.

Together, Magdalene and Rose represent both spiritual devotion and personal legacy. The name reflects the heart of this practice: healing that is rooted in intention, remembrance, and the belief that awakening—whether physical, emotional, or spiritual—is a sacred journey.