A bit about my work

I guide people through thresholds—moments where life is asking something of them. Times of change or disruption. When something no longer fits, and something else is trying to emerge. 

My work is to help people meet those moments with more awareness, honesty, and care, so they can move toward a life that feels more whole, more grounded, and more fully their own. 

For most of human history, these kinds of transitions were recognized and supported. Today, many of those structures are gone. But the need for them hasn’t disappeared.

So we find our way differently. 

Sometimes that looks like a conversation. Sometimes it’s reflection. Sometimes it’s stepping more fully into your relationship with the living world—through something as simple as a Day Walk, or time set aside to notice and pay attention. Sometimes it takes the form of a more intentional rite of passage.

A backpacking trip. A challenge. A deliberate crossing.

What makes it meaningful isn't the activity itself, but how it's held - the intention, the space to listen, and the way it's supported and integrated afterwards.

I’ve spent years guiding people in wilderness experiences and facilitating reflection for individuals and groups. I’m a depth and wholeness guide (trained as a Wild Mind Guide and Rites of Passage mentor) and ordained interfaith minister.

My work draws from nature-based traditions, deep listening, and respect for each person’s path. I help people move through life’s thresholds with clarity, steadiness, and a deeper connection to themselves, their lives, and the living world.

I’m not interested in fixing people; they aren't broken, or in creating intensity for its own sake. I’m interested in what helps someone come into right relationship with themselves, their lives, and the living world in a way that actually lasts. Often, the challenge is that we’re living too small—disconnected from our own depth and the world around us.

The people I work with are navigating moments of transition, whether visible on the outside or not, and who are ready to feel more grounded, more clear, and more fully alive.

If you’re curious, I write a weekly note for people in those kinds of moments. It’s simple, reflective, and meant to help you find your footing in the midst of everyday life, so you can meet what life is really asking of you—and respond.

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