Bridging the pragmatic and the Sacred towards healing and wholeness.

We are in challenging times ripe with anxiety and grief for personal, social and ecological loss. Deepening our capacity to grieve is a learned skill that builds resiliency and supports connection to self, others and to the wider web of relationships we are embedded in. The skills of grieving not only honor what is happening, but also deepens our capacity to hold steady during times of uncertainty and crisis while remaining resourced and adaptive to healing ways forward. Whether grief is for personal, collective, ecological, ancestral, or cultural loss, the work of grieving is a necessary part of creating resilient, sustainable and loving futures.

Education & Facilitation

I provide grief capacity-building workshops, training on trauma-informed support, group therapeutic process, somatic resiliency practices, ancestral healing and grief ritual gatherings to organizations, businesses and communities. I also offer curriculum and program development consulting. I welcome collaborations and invitations locally and internationally to support your community; including online virtual events and offerings. Learn more...

Mentorship - Sacred Grief

I offer immersive online learning and mentorship programs for those who are called to deepen their skills in companioning themselves and others through grief and transition in ways that promote dignity and resilience. Combining therapeutic, ritual, ancestral, somatic and trauma-informed approaches within a community learning context, this is a deep dive into cultivating one's presence to be of service in personal and collective healing.  Learn more...

Whether mentoring individuals, offering group training, or facilitating a community experience, I recognize people in their energetic and holistic selves - mental, emotional, physical, social, cultural, and spiritual - and as embedded in the wider field of the more-than-human world. I also strive to embody and work from a place that understands my own historical and social location as a colonial settler of European ancestry. I acknowledge the ongoing impacts of colonialism, racism, sexism, ableism, earth disconnection, and other cultural wounds that work to erase the diversity and dignity of human and other-than-human experiences and expression. My work and offerings are trauma/somatics-informed and anchored in the resiliency of the human spirit, and in animist and decolonizing values.