1:1

as mammals, we are always in motion—navigating seasons, shedding and renewing, migrating through unseen landscapes of the self. life is about compost and decay as much as it is blooming. this is not a process of fixing, but of tracking—following subtle trails of what wants to move, settle, or emerge.

one-on-one ecopsychological work offers a corridor—an open passageway for psyche to move through its natural cycles, finding companionship in the thresholds. listening for the signals of your inner ecology, tending to what is composting, what is gestating, and what is calling for space to move freely.

this work is for those who feel caught in the brambles of transition, disoriented in their migrations, or simply seeking a place to rest and reorient within the vast web of life. If this resonates, I’d be honored to walk alongside you.

1:1 with the many unseen others…

  • there are no individuals

    exploring the myth of separateness; embracing our entangled existence.

    we explore how nothing survives alone. we are surrounded and shaped by seen and unseen organisms, ideas and exchanges.

    bringing to light the bedrock of our beingness. what is curiously known in ecological fields as “parent material”. these are the foundational ideas we hold about our lives and often determine how we live and who we feel we are/percieve the world. these days can be inherited, generational, even unconscious ideas we shed light on and excavate.

  • narrative excavation

    uncovering the stories that shape us, the narratives we live by, sometimes protect, consciously and unconsciously— learning to compost stagnant soil; rewriting with intention and ecological embeddedness.

    what is going on in our soil? what are the toxins? who are the helpers? are ideas living us or are we living ideas?

  • becoming an ecosystem

    renewed ideas, sensations and ecopsychological flourishing. shifting from a ‘self-improvement’ lens; seeing oneself as a dynamic, interdependent being. relating to metamorphoses; that it is often through discomfort and struggle that helps us find perhaps even entirely new forms.

    companioned by the 5 guides of ecopsychology looking at energy, diversity , decay and renewal, change, and relationship.