Hi—I’m Meg, founder of Ingram’s Path.

Thank you for stopping by.

I’m a certified transpersonal hypnotherapist, trusted coach, advisor, speaker, and practitioner of Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT).

I help accomplished people release their attachment to old stories and support them in creating new ones, leading to deeper self-trust—so their inner world aligns with the image they want to project to the world.

A typical client might come to me saying: “I’m not where I want to be/I’m supposed to be. I keep beating myself up about it, and I’m exhausted.” or “Whatever I do, it’s not enough. I can never reach my goals, and now my health is suffering. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong.”

My job is to help people like you break free from hidden cycles of unmet expectations and self-sabotage that quietly drain your energy and weaken your self-trust—even as you check items off your bucket list. Together, we identify the patterns your subconscious uses to protect itself and transform those patterns into choices that foster freedom, clarity, and deeper connection.

About Me:

I created Ingram’s Path to help high-achievers master two powerful states of mind:

• The subconscious, where hidden patterns quietly sabotage growth.

• The conscious, where character and behaviors shape personal and professional success.

For years, my life felt like a repeating story — different faces, different places, but the same cycles. I could succeed in journalism, beauty, even alongside VIPs in politics and entertainment — but I couldn’t sustain the deep connections I longed for. On the outside, everything seemed enviable. Inside, I was haunted by what I couldn’t control. My health suffered because I was out of sync with my values.

I thought something was wrong with me because I couldn’t manifest consistently or break through plateaus. No program helped. Only when my body broke down did I realize the power of the subconscious mind. That’s when things shifted. The anxiety lessened. The sabotage quieted. Visibility became less scary. Shadow work and archetypes gave me a language for what had been invisible—and a way to bring those lost parts of myself back into wholeness.

The wounds I carried—always prioritizing others, silencing my own needs, and chasing love—became the very foundation of my devotion to guiding others toward self-belief and truth.

At Ingram’s Path, everything begins here: self-belief. If you continually focus on pain, you remain trapped in its cycle. Transformation starts the moment you believe you can change by bending your inner reality around what’s possible—and I help people get there.

My approach is integrative and practical. I don’t rely on mindset “hacks.” I combine hypnotherapy (RTT), shadow work, somatic practices, and spiritual coaching to address the root causes. We don’t just talk about pain—we identify the beliefs that caused it, release them, and create new patterns that endure.

The people I work with look accomplished on the outside—polished, respected, insightful. But inside, they often feel like a shell of themselves: restless, conflicted, anxious. They can deliver a world-class performance, but it comes at a steep cost.

I specialize in helping people resolve:

• Anxiety and nervous system dysregulation

• Emotional invalidation and trauma responses

• Chronic pain without a clear medical root

• People-pleasing and self-silencing

• Inner conflict around visibility, intimacy, and worth

Clients say this work is “life-changing,” “grounding,” and “one of the most powerful shifts” they’ve ever had.

My RTT experience with Meg was truly life-changing—Karen, San Diego

I learned so much about shifting my beliefs—and as a result, I feel lighter, more grounded, and genuinely happier.—Patricia, France

I’ve explored many types of therapy and personal growth work, but my RTT session with Meg created one of the most powerful shifts I’ve ever experienced—Jamie, Los Angeles

My philosophy for this process matches my favorite poem, Ithaka, by CP Cavafy: It’s not about the destination, but how well you enjoy the journey.

We only get one life in this body. Let’s live it fully.

If this resonates—if you’re ready to stop managing symptoms and start meeting the self underneath—let’s talk.

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