I believe that healing is never a solitary pursuit. It happens through relationship: with yourself, with others, with the natural world, and with the stories and lineages that shape your life. In my work, I center interdependence—the practice of being in relationship in a way that honors both autonomy and connection. Rather than relationships rooted in enmeshment or self-sacrifice, I support people in cultivating bonds based on reciprocity, trust, and authenticity.

My approach is relational and body-based. I bring warmth, presence, and deep respect for your inner wisdom, trusting your unfolding and supporting you in navigating life transitions, trauma, or identity exploration.

As a queer and transgender man, I carry a lived understanding of liminality, fluid identity, and transformation. I welcome complexity and nuance, creating spaces where all parts of you are invited to belong—including the parts that feel uncertain, stuck, too much, or not enough.

I work with a wide range of experiences, both individually and in groups. Some of the experiences I commonly support include:

• Treatment-resistant depression

• Burnout and chronic stress

• Queer and trans identity exploration

• Exploring transgender masculinity

• Spiritual inquiry and existential questions

• Life transitions and threshold moments

• Relational patterns like over-responsibility or difficulty expressing needs

My work is informed by transpersonal psychology, somatic practices, narrative therapy, and rites of passage work. I hold a deep respect for expanded states of consciousness, though my work is not limited to any one modality. I aim to create a space where healing and growth can unfold on personal, relational, ancestral, and ecological levels, honoring the fullness of each person’s journey.