About Me
Dear Visitor,
Dreams have always been an important source of creativity and guidance in my life. As an artist, pulling ideas from different realms or imaginal places has helped me grow my skill as well as my connection to myself and life around me. I look at working with dreams as an artistic act; it can be serious and cathartic at times, but also playful and enlivening.
I like to work with people who value their inner world and how it impacts the outer world or vice versa. I love to dive into people's unique ways of processing and interpreting life, and helping them by giving them tools to support them on their path. I handle the dream world with great care and attention, and I remain open in collaboration with individuals. If you enjoy thinking and feeling creatively, our connection will be alive in many realms.
When we work with our dreams in conversation, life becomes full of magic and guidance. The story we're making for ourselves can change, develop, and enhance alongside the experiences and events we have. I can provide a source to mirror and help excavate that process. I believe in connecting to an inner guide that helps in grounding us to direction and purpose. Working with people to discover that within themselves and watching the transformational experiences occur has consistently fed my own soul.
I have considered my three main teachers to be Carl Jung, James Hillman, and Marion Woodman. I fill my free-time with creative projects and listening to lectures on dreams and the unconscious.
I also work with the Enneagram, which I incorporate in my dream work. Whether or not you know the types and terms of the Enneagram, the principles are alive and easy for me to explain in practice.
Spiritually, I believe in connecting to inner images, stories, and body work to feel spiritually fulfilled. Whatever your preferred religious practice may be, I am receptive to how it lives in your inner world. I studied for two years with the Inspirational School of Consciousness, where I learned the importance of experiential and kinesthetic learning, and connecting to a Source both internally and externally.
