I work at the intersection of psychology, embodiment, relationship, and human development—helping individuals, leaders, and organizations think more clearly about the patterns shaping how they relate, decide, adapt, and change.

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My work draws from more than two decades across experiential education, somatic and contemplative practice, clinical psychology, teaching, and consultation. Across these settings, I am interested in what becomes possible when we develop the capacity to notice not only what we are doing, but the conditions, assumptions, and adaptations organizing how we do it.