I partner with somatic and holistic practitioners, therapists, and other deep-work, human-centered business owners who care more about the quality and impact of their work than “crushing it.” If your work is nuanced, relational, and quietly powerful, you’re in the right place.

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And while many of my clients are in wellness and therapy, the label matters less than the way you work. I’ve supported people and teams across sectors—non-profits and charities, realtors, publishers and magazines, home and business organization, and even a college professor—because the common thread isn’t the industry.

 

It’s this: you do meaningful work with real humans, and you want your systems, content, and operations to match the care you bring to your clients or community.

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You’re my person if you:

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• Do slow, depth-oriented work–1:1 sessions, small groups, intimate programs, or community spaces.
   

• Hold space for other people’s bodies, stories, and nervous systems, and your own capacity is often stretched thin.
   

• Have a steady or growing practice, but behind the scenes feels scattered: systems half-built, processes in your head, a website that no longer matches who you’ve become.
   

• Carry low-level guilt about your operations and marketing: “I know this could be clearer and more organized… I just don’t have the bandwidth to fix it.”