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I value the privilege of walking alongside people as they reconnect with their strengths, find steadiness, or see themselves with more kindness. I love the sparks of recognition and understanding...

I value the privilege of walking alongside people as they reconnect with their strengths, find steadiness, or see themselves with more kindness. I love the sparks of recognition and understanding people experience in session, and I’m inspired by their courage and determination to keep showing up in life — one moment at a time.

Being a therapist is an always-renewing invitation to live an examined life and to build my capacity to 'be for others'. This perpetual return to self-examination and the work of being kind and...

Being a therapist is an always-renewing invitation to live an examined life and to build my capacity to 'be for others'. This perpetual return to self-examination and the work of being kind and present in relation to others is a source of great meaning and joy for me.

The a-ha moments! There is nothing better than seeing someone identify something important for themselves that allows them to break through in to a different way of thinking and feeling. The weight...

The a-ha moments! There is nothing better than seeing someone identify something important for themselves that allows them to break through in to a different way of thinking and feeling. The weight that lifts for them in that moment is visible and it is a real privilege to honour that moment with them.

Being in a state of presence with my clients. It is a wonderful experience. Being able to put into practice, not just what I learned through my studies, but a lifetime of experience and personal work....

Being in a state of presence with my clients. It is a wonderful experience. Being able to put into practice, not just what I learned through my studies, but a lifetime of experience and personal work. The moments when a client perceives something in a new way, or says something out loud for the first time; that moment of meeting a new understanding of self is palpable.