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Thank you for your interest in referring someone to this work.

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I hold this as a relational process, and deeply value the trust involved in supporting someone’s care.​​

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About the work

My work is rooted in somatic practice, grief tending, and relationship with the natural world.

 

I support people in gently turning toward what they’re carrying—especially experiences of grief, disconnection, or overwhelm—so that it can be met, witnessed, and held in relationship rather than in isolation.

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This work is often supportive for those who are:

• moving with grief (recent or long-held)

• feeling the weight of the world without a place to bring it

• experiencing disconnection from body, land, or meaning

• longing for a slower, more relational way of being with their experience

 

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When this may (or may not) be a fit

This work can complement other forms of therapeutic or healing support, particularly for those who are open to somatic and land-based approaches.

 

It may be especially supportive for clients who:

• benefit from a slower pace

• are open to experiential and body-based work

• are not looking for directive or solution-focused support

 

I do not offer crisis or emergency support. If someone is in immediate distress or requires a higher level of care, I can help connect them with appropriate clinical or crisis resources.

 

If you’re unsure whether someone would be a good fit, you’re welcome to reach out to connect.

 

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Beginning the process

If someone you’re supporting feels drawn to this work, they’re welcome to begin in the way that feels most supportive for them.

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They can book a 1:1 session directly, or begin with a free 20-minute connection call to meet and get a sense of whether this work feels like a good fit.

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The connection call is a simple space to explore what they’re navigating and ask any questions. There is no pressure to continue beyond the call.