As a practitioner, I am attuned to the power dynamic created when you trust someone to support you in your process. I do not wish for you to listen to me but rather learn to listen to yourself. I strive to do my work with humility, vulnerability and transparency, and to keep lines of communication open to stay responsive to your needs. I regularly solicit feedback regarding the pacing and experience of our sessions and will do all that I can to meet your unique needs.

I see my work as part of the broader societal trend toward transcending binary thinking and dismantling the structures of oppression — including capitalism, white supremacy, colonialism, ableism, and heteronormativity — that collectively bind us. Holding this intention, I am committed to the path of the perpetual student, and remain humbled by all I do not yet know about how to do this with integrity, grace, and courage.

Ultimately, my services are offered with the prayer that, as people discover the deep wisdom and guidance in our dreams, we will collectively move closer to harmony with the earth that we depend upon to sustain our lives. I live with my partner Jordan, son Boaz on a 111 acre restoration and community land project in Mississippi called All You Need Institute where we are constantly dreaming about and experimenting with how to relate to ourselves, each other, and the land that is our home with a foundation of love.