Time to pay
attention.

In 2023, I trained in transpersonal psychology to guide ceremonies. My approach grew out of years of ceremony, meditation, movement, and my own experiences. Ram Dass, Jung, and non-dual traditions shaped how I understand this work. I bring that into a conversation with you. I won’t ask you to adopt a belief system.

People arrive with different questions. A change in their life. An experience they don’t know how to understand. A gap between how they look from the outside and how they feel inside. You need room to say that in your own words.

Before a ceremony

We take time to talk about expectations, boundaries, and the support available. Health and the legal context matter. Sometimes the right next step is to wait, or to work with a qualified healthcare professional first. Reaching out is a conversation, not a commitment to sit in ceremony.

I don’t promise a breakthrough or any particular outcome. This work can bring uncertainty, and one intense experience doesn’t answer every question it opens.

Just relax and enjoy.

That’s the main insight I brought back from my own ceremonies. Still working on that one.

Afterwards

Integration is the part I care about most. What happens when you go back to your relationships, your work, your ordinary routines? Something that felt clear in ceremony can need time and care before you know what to do with it.

We make room for what happened without rushing to turn it into a big explanation. Sometimes there’s a practical change to explore. Sometimes there’s confusion or disappointment. Those deserve attention too.

My work is not medical treatment and not a substitute for mental healthcare. Clinical questions belong with qualified professionals.

If you’d like to talk, tell me a little about what brings you here. No need to share sensitive health details in a first message.