I am in the process of shifting my practice from psychotherapy into a more intuitive and sacred approach. This has been building for years. I believe my inner life and outer life are finally lining up in a way that supports this change.

For a long time, I have quietly been bringing the spiritual and the practical together in my own life and in my work. Now, I am ready to name that more openly.

I have also come to feel that traditional psychotherapy has real limits. The cost can be

difficult to sustain. The one-hour format can feel too short when something important is just beginning to unfold. Repeatedly revisiting trauma can keep the nervous system activated rather than helping it settle. And the role of insurance and outside systems can sometimes make the process feel incomplete.

At the same time, I have always believed that healing is not only clinical. It is also personal, intuitive, and often deeply spiritual.

In this work, I see my role as holding space for you to connect with your own inner wisdom. I do not see myself as the healer. I see myself as someone who helps create a setting where healing can happen, and where you can trust what arises for you.

What feels important to me is that you stay in your own power. What you hear in a session should first feel true to you. If it does not, I encourage you to question it. Your own knowing matters.