We live in a time that asks much of us—a time when tending to relationships, healing from harm, and cultivating collective care are essential acts of leadership and aliveness.

This call has shaped the path I walk.

I grew up amidst physical violence, systemic injustice, and familial disruption. I was a witness to harm, a recipient of it—and, at times, a participant in survival-based patterns I’ve been actively unlearning, slowly and steadily, ever since. These early experiences taught me about power, resilience, and the deep cost of disconnection.

And over time, I encountered other ways of living.
Mentors, movements, and lineages showed me what repair could look like. I was invited into community, into ritual, into embodied practice. I learned to listen more deeply—to the land, to conflict, to the wisdom carried in our bodies and stories.

This is the ground my work stands on.

I support people navigating the complexities of human relationship—internally, interpersonally, and within the systems we live inside. I believe that reaching true adulthood means taking responsibility for the ways we show up in the world: how we wield power, how we relate to one another, how we contribute to collective thriving.

My commitment is to support the pursuit of Relational Wholeness:
To foster awareness, health, and repair through meaningful engagement and service—
with each other, and with the more-than-human world that holds us.

I bring tools, frameworks, skills, and wisdom passed down by my teachers, my ancestors, and my lived experience.
And I hold a deep belief:
Each of us carries a vital contribution—something essential to the well-being of the interconnected systems we belong to, that nourish us, and that we in turn nourish.

My role is to help clarify, support, and strengthen your individual and collective efforts to express that contribution—
so that together, we can grow something liberatory, alive, and lasting.