Trauma metabolization is at the heart of my work. I believe healing is not about erasing the past but transforming our relationship with it, so that what once confined us becomes part of a larger story of resilience, meaning, and belonging. This is an invitation for each of the people that I work with to rediscover themselves through the intelligence of the body, the wisdom of relationship, and the mystery of the human spirit.

 

As a body-centered and movement psychotherapist, I draw upon the wisdom of body, mind, emotions, and spirit to support resilience, integration, and authentic connection. My work is informed by contemporary neuroscience, attachment theory, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, movement, mindfulness, relational approaches and ritual and spiritual practices. When appropriate, I also integrate psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy and respectful engagement with sacred medicine traditions within ethical, trauma-informed frameworks, recognizing these experiences as catalysts that can deepen embodied awareness, healing, and transformation.

 

Having worked across cultures and with individuals whose lives have been shaped by social, political, and historical forces, I value complexity and welcome the many ways identity, culture, and lived experience are carried in the body. I am interested in the places where personal healing, collective history, and spirituality intersect, and I invite an embodied dialogue that honors each person's unique path toward wholeness.

 

For more than twenty years, I have taught and trained clinicians nationally and internationally in trauma, attachment, embodiment, and therapeutic touch. Alongside my clinical practice, I support therapists in their professional and personal development as a teacher, supervisor, consultant, and mentor, helping cultivate not only clinical excellence, but also presence, discernment, and compassion.