1:1 work
In private sessions, we work at the edge of what wants to emerge. This is where the choreography of kinship begins: with two people in contact, letting life move.
what is it?
This is deep relational work. It’s not advisory, diagnostic, nor goal-oriented. It lives in the in-between spaces - part ritual, part rehearsal, part tender improvisation.
We work together to gently unfold your current questions, stuckness, or longing in order to let them move, speak, and shift in unexpected ways.
We make space for what’s unspoken, unmapped, or dismissed in the story you’ve been telling about yourself.
In these sessions, we work relationally. We move. We witness. We speak in metaphor, dream into images, find new lines of inquiry. We don’t focus on what the problem is but where it lives, the soil from which it grows.
I weave together tools like liberatory theatre practices, somatics, psychomagic, spiritual practice, developmental psychology, deep listening, and generative conversation. And the tools aren’t really the point. You are.
At the heart of this work is accompaniment. This is a space where your pain, brilliance, awkwardness, insight, and shame can sit together and be witnessed and encouraged to move together, too. We practice new gestures, new language, new ways of being-with what hurts or calls or resists.
People have described this work as magic, as mirror, as medicine, as a place to be fully seen without collapse or correction. What they’re really describing is what becomes possible when you stop pathologizing yourself and start tending what’s alive.
You don’t have to be ready. You don’t even have to know why you’re coming. You don’t have to fix your life, but you might finally feel like it belongs to you.
Each session is responsive and improvisational. We follow what wants to emerge. We might:
Use image theatre to work with inner conflict at multiple levels
Design small acts of psychomagic or symbolic action to shift energy without forcing a solution
Engage in relational practices of social-oriented focusing, silence, and awkwardness
Bring deep, non-pathologizing attention to whatever arises
Access specific metaphors from your own experience and imagination to use as guideposts and entry points of inquiry
Work with improvisational scores
Activate the voice of The Fool
Collaborate with accident and redefine mistake
Find where risk meets pleasure
Build capacity for staying with non-knowing, ambiguity, and discomfort
Use movement, space, and body to open new possibilities of perception
Animate metaphor, image, or dream
Create symbolic rituals or assignments
Reframe problems by shifting their context
Practice withness, not fixing
Let beauty and imagination take the lead
structure
a package of six, one-hour sessions on Zoom over three months (subsequent packages can be purchased; you aren’t expected to end the work before you’re ready)
homework assignments for deepened practice between sessions
once weekly email support available
payment plans available
sessions are oriented toward expanding capacity for contact and complexity and may include guided visualization, applied theatre exercises, contemplative scores, fooling, focusing, generative dialogue, and ritual practice
curious? Let’s talk
Book a free half hour with me.