I may Be a good fit for you if you…

• are tired of trying to ‘optimize’ yourself and want to listen more deeply to what your discomfort is actually saying

• suspect that healing might have more to do with composting than with cleaning things up

• are curious about how your pain is entangled with wider systems and stories, not just personal history

• want to explore new forms of aliveness, not just return to ‘normal’

• learning to listen to the wisdom in the cracks, shadows, doubts and detours

• are longing for a more relational, earth-connected, and decolonized way of becoming more whole

• are unraveling inherited stories of control, certainty, and self-improvement

• are learning to listen—not just to your thoughts, but to your body, ancestors, dreams, and the Earth

• are curious about how personal transformation is entangled with collective and planetary healing

• feel that the divine might be speaking from the margins, the ruptures, the unseen and forgotten places

• sense that your struggles may carry the weight of forgotten or unspoken ancestral stories

• want a space where your spiritual experiences—however unusual or subtle—are honored, not pathologized

• feel called to be in deeper relationship with the more-than-human world, not just as metaphor, but as kin

I May Not Be a Good Fit If You…

• are looking for quick fixes, diagnosis-driven treatment, or symptom-focused therapy only

• prefer highly structured, goal-oriented sessions without space for mystery, depth, or emotional nuance

• want a clinical space that avoids mention of spirit, lineage, ancestors, land, or collective/global trauma

• aren’t ready or willing to slow down, feel into your body, or meet your inner parts with curiosity

• are seeking medication management, crisis stabilization, or medical-model mental health services

• want a therapist to give you advice, solutions, or direction rather than co-create meaning and insight together

• need support for court-involved domestic violence, court-mandated therapy or custody evaluations

• are currently in a high-risk state (e.g., active suicidality, severe dissociation, unmanaged substance use) that would be better served by a more intensive, specialized level of care or 24 hour services