Working Together
I offer one-on-one coaching, teaching, and mentorship, workshops, and public speaking rooted in presence, relationship, and lived experience. All of this work is trauma-aware, culturally respectful, and shaped collaboratively—meeting individuals and groups where they are, rather than asking them to fit a predetermined model.
Whether you’re seeking personal support, community-based healing spaces, or thoughtful engagement around consciousness, recovery, and meaning, my work is designed to be grounded, human, and responsive.
Coaching & Teaching
One-on-one work is a relational, customized space shaped around you—your history, questions, values, and the wisdom traditions or frameworks that resonate most with your journey.
These sessions may support you in navigating recovery, anxiety, grief, identity shifts, attachment patterns, spiritual inquiry, or major life transitions. They can also serve students and seekers who are exploring Indigenous knowledge systems, contemplative traditions, depth psychology, or East–West approaches and are looking for mentorship, tutoring, or integrative guidance beyond the classroom.
Rather than offering prescriptive techniques, I work collaboratively—drawing from embodied awareness, reflection, dialogue, contemplative practices, and psychological insight—to help you listen more clearly to what is already moving within you. Our work can be practical and stabilizing, exploratory and reflective, or quietly transformative, depending on what you need most in the moment.
Sessions are paced with care, grounded in consent and trust, and oriented toward helping you cultivate clarity, resilience, and a deeper sense of connection—to yourself, to others, and to the larger world you’re part of.
Best for:
Individuals seeking personalized support, students seeking mentorship or tutoring, and those wanting an integrative, non-dogmatic approach to healing and growth.
Workshops offer a shared, experiential space for reflection, connection, and collective learning. These gatherings are designed for communities, organizations, recovery spaces, educational settings, and retreat environments seeking meaningful engagement around healing, empowerment, and wholeness.
Each workshop is thoughtfully tailored to the group, drawing from Indigenous wisdom, contemplative practices, depth psychology, and embodied inquiry. Sessions may include guided reflection, storytelling, experiential exercises, dialogue, and gentle practices that invite participants into presence without pressure or performance.
Workshops can explore themes such as recovery and resilience, relational healing, grief and transition, identity and belonging, consciousness and awareness, or integrating spiritual insight into everyday life. The emphasis is always on creating a grounded, inclusive space where participants feel safe to explore, share, and learn together.
Best for:
Communities, organizations, schools, recovery centers, and retreat spaces seeking experiential, trauma-aware group offerings.
Workshop & Group
Speaking Engagements
I offer talks and teaching engagements for conferences, academic settings, recovery communities, and public forums that invite depth without heaviness and insight without abstraction.
My speaking weaves together lived experience, Indigenous and contemplative perspectives, psychology, and story—offering audiences a grounded, accessible way to engage complex topics such as healing, addiction and recovery, consciousness, ancestral wisdom, spiritual inquiry, and integrative approaches to well-being.
Whether the setting is academic, community-based, or public-facing, my intention is to create talks that are engaging, thoughtful, and human—leaving space for reflection, dialogue, and resonance rather than delivering fixed conclusions.
Best for:
Universities, conferences, recovery organizations, community gatherings, and public events seeking speakers who can bridge scholarship, spirituality, and lived experience.
Invitation
If you feel drawn to this work—whether personally, professionally, or academically—I’d be honored to explore how we might work together.
This work is offered with respect for the lands, ancestors, and communities—past, present, and future—who make healing possible.