Together, we gently pursue what is often buried or unrealized, but undeniably present—the truth, beauty, wisdom, and love arising from within, even when they do not initially appear as such. I find that most of us do not see ourselves well through the lens of beloved wholeness: honoring the fullness of our untamed and often messy humanity right through to the indestructible, brilliant expansiveness. The profound radiance of your authentic self must develop its way into flesh, often by small, mighty steps taken by day-by-day.  

As you tell your story, speak your shame, allow your doubt and grief and hiding to be witnessed, I hold you with dignity and respect.  I am not afraid of uncertainty, messiness, rawness, confusion, or grief. I am not interested in you becoming someone you are not, no matter how long it takes, how much incongruity we will traverse or how many times we must repeat the practice of presence. I am interested in us gently and honestly dismantling shame, secrecy, silence, judgment, misunderstanding, fear, self-loathing and whatever stands in the way of you experiencing your authentic, beloved self.

I am not concerned that you or your story is “too much”—too broken, too humiliating, too painful, too complex, too embarrassing, too anything—to be met in relationship. All of you is seeking wholeness. All of you longs to be integrated and included—especially the parts that have been rejected, abandoned, feared, or left unknown. We move into these tender spaces at a pace that supports your regulation, safety, and ability to live your life. As we work together, you remain a choice-ful agent, held in your dignity, autonomy, and deep value.

We are purposeful beings. What has been constructed within us over time—however confusing, limiting, or painful—has arisen in service of meeting core needs and values. Let’s unearth what is of service to fuller vitality, warmth, authenticity and internal authority.

This depth work seeks to free you into more of who you feel called and long to be.

**On a practical note: Counseling services are offered as a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC) under clinical supervision. I have worked in counseling capacities for many years but only recently making the movement toward licensure in the state of Colorado.