deep medicine

A place to slow down and listen within.

…as you navigate healing & wholeness across mind, body & spirit.

Many people arrive here feeling a call to deepen. Sometimes it’s about emotional or relational dynamics that are whispering (or insisting) for pause and intentional care. Sometimes it’s on behalf of persistent health patterns that may be asking for a steadier, more foundational approach. Other times, it’s the heart-tugging invitation to explore and experience a more honest connection with the Source of Love.

Often there’s a sense of too much noise with layers of advice, opinions, and ideas that feel confusing or disorienting. Beneath that noise, many people are longing to reconnect with their own inner sense of what is true and right for them.

My hope is that together we can slow the pace and widen the lens so you can discern what is most deeply in harmony with your desire, capacity, and calling.

Three Ways to Work Together

I work with people in three distinct ways, each with its own scope, boundaries, and form of consent.

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Counseling

We all yearn to be seen in the beauty and truth of we are. Together let’s build bridges towards your experience of your own non-negotiable, essential goodness. I provide a space for depth-oriented, trauma-aware, relational therapy. Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy when clinically appropriate.

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Soul Care

Many people don’t realize that spiritual companionship can honor their faith tradition and values while also inviting deeper intimacy with the Source of Love. Many silently yearn for accompaniment that invites their questions, calling, and longing. My work is rooted in the contemplative tradition, offered in a warm, inclusive way.

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Integrative Wellbeing

There’s a lot of health information out there that can be stressful to the point of overwhelm. As a nurse practitioner I offer a non-traditional, grounded partnership to help navigate a relevant and sustainable way of being in your body and/or health challenges. Includes functional, nutritional and lifestyle approaches.

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Where are you coming from?

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    I feel called to live more in alignment with my values, purpose, or sense of direction — but I’m not sure how to listen for or trust that inner guidance.

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    I’m questioning my faith, beliefs, or ways of being in the world and would value a safe, spacious place to explore what's shifting.

  • I’m navigating a transition, loss, or midlife shift, and I need space to make sense of what’s changing.

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    I’m experiencing physical symptoms or health patterns that could benefit from thoughtful, foundational support.

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    Something feels off — emotionally, physically, or existentially — but I can’t quite name it yet.

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    I feel overwhelmed, stuck in patterns, anxious, low, or disconnected from myself or others.

  • I feel exhausted or burned out, but admitting that feels risky — and I don’t want to just push through like I have before.

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    I feel like I’m my own worst enemy. I long for a more compassionate way of being with myself and others.

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    I'm not sure! I need clarity.

  • We think that the point is to pass the test or overcome the problem, but the truth is that things don't really get solved. They come together and they fall apart. Then they come together again and fall apart again. It's just like that. The healing comes from letting there be room for all of this to happen: room for grief, for relief, for misery, for joy.

    Pema Chodron

  • When we can see ourselves as we truly are and accept ourselves, we build the necessary foundation for self-love…whether we learn how to love ourselves and others will depend on the presence of a loving environment. Self love cannot flourish in isolation.

    bell hooks

  • When you know who you are; when your mission is clear, and you burn with the inner fire of unbreakable will; no cold can touch your heart; no deluge can dampen your purpose. You know that you are alive.

    Chief Seattle

  • Don’t ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.

    Howard Thurman

  • The insight we receive on the inner journey is that chaos is the precondition to creativity: as every creation myth has it, life itself emerged from the void. Even that which has been created needs to be returned to chaos from time to time so it can be regenerated in more vital form.

    Parker J. Palmer