I hold the lantern while you find your way home
One Movement
I work at the place where the inner life and the outer world stop being separate things.
Most practitioners treat healing as its own territory, cut off from the rest of a life. I don't work that way. What's unresolved in you and what's stuck in what you're building are the same thing, wearing two different faces. Move one, and the other moves with it.
I hold all of it. At the same time. From the same place.
Who’s actually here
There's a cup of tea near me most days I work. It's not just for the photo. It's mine, it always has been, long before any of this became a practice.
I've spent over twenty years inside this work, and the precision I bring wasn't handed to me by a curriculum. It was earned: thousands of hours in the field, my own undoing and remaking, and the steady experience of watching people return to themselves and then go further than they thought possible.
What I bring to a session isn't drawn from one lineage. I've trained across coaching, energy work, and the body itself, RAW, Reiki, hypnosis, somatic healing, more, and none of it fully explains what happens in the room. I'm also a certified Women's Circle Facilitator, trained specifically in holding group space. Even my two coaching trainings, in their own way, each refused to fit inside a standard model. That was never an accident. I was never going to fit inside one box, and neither is this work.
What you'll find in me isn't a framework I apply. It's someone who's actually done the work herself, still does it, and knows the difference between performing steadiness and having it.
I don't fix, force, or follow a formula. Energy isn't background noise; it's a living intelligence, and it holds both the record of what's been and the shape of what wants to emerge next.
In a session, I read what's actually present, in your field, your systems, the structures you've built around yourself. Not what you've told me. What's actually there. What's ready to move. What's holding firm. What's been waiting for permission to shift.
That's the healer's work. And because I see the whole field at once, the same reading also shows me the practical shape of what you're building: the decisions in front of you, the direction, the thing you're here to create. That isn't a second skill layered on top. It's what a clear field looks like when you follow it all the way through.
We laugh. We cry. We get serious when we need to. And we go deep, because that's where the real shift happens.
How I Hold This Work
Outside of all this, I've got a golden retriever named Benedict, Ben for short, who has ADHD and takes Prozac. He's ridiculous. I love him. He can usually be seen sleeping behind me in sessions.
My closest friend tells me I'm too nice. Nicer than her, she says, which she means as a compliment and a warning in equal measure. I don't think I know how to be any other way.
I find people endlessly fascinating. If I had my life over, I'd study sociology, philosophy, quantum physics, theology, ancient history, all of it, really. I've never met a question I didn't want to follow somewhere.
That's probably the real answer to what I actually do. I stay curious about people, and I don't stop.