I found my way to this work the way most of us find our truest callings - not through a plan, but through necessity.

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When I was eight, my father left. I grew up navigating an emotionally unpredictable home, and left school at twelve, stepping into the world long before I had any map for it. What saved me were mentors. People who saw me clearly when I couldn't see myself. People who held a thread when I had lost the plot entirely.

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That early experience planted something in me - a deep knowing of what it feels like to be unmoored, and an equally deep trust in what becomes possible when someone walks alongside you in that place.

 

The crossings kept coming, as they do.

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In my Saturn Return, everything fell away at once, my job, my home, my relationship. I rebuilt and cracked again. I discovered how quietly identity can dissolve when the structures we define ourselves by disappear.

 

After five years as a drama teacher, the pandemic brought me to my knees - burnt out, hollowed out, and suddenly asking a question I couldn't shake:

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Why does our world offer so little for people in the middle of falling apart?

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We have almost no rites of passage. No collective containers for grief, for endings, for becoming. People are left to navigate the most significant crossings of their lives entirely alone, often without the inner resources to do so - because no one ever taught them they had any.

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In 2024, my father died. I went to the desert on a vision quest - to go, as I can only describe it, to the bone of my grief.

 

To let the land hold what words could not.

 

I came back knowing this work was not something I had chosen. It had chosen me.

 

I bring Transpersonal and Depth Psychology, creative and embodied practice, and the wisdom of spiritual and esoteric traditions — not as frameworks to impose, but as languages to help you find your own. My training gave me tools. My life gave me understanding.

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If you are somewhere in the middle of your own unravelling  I have been there too. And I know the way through is not around it, but deeper in.

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I would be honoured to walk alongside you.