Offerings

  • For folks interested in connecting with their younger selves, to be with rather than fix or abandon

    For those navigating loneliness and isolation, struggling to feel seen and understood

    For people grappling with hopelessness and seeking to reconnect with meaning and imagination

    For queer, trans, and gender expansive children, adolescents, and adults seeking to explore their identities, heal from shame, and honor their authentic selves

    For folks practicing or curious about alternative relationship structures and dynamics, such as non-monogamy, polyamory, kink, and BDSM

    For white folks unlearning fragility and seeking to understand how privileged identities impact their inner world and their relationships (read more at the offering Unpacking privilege)

  • For partners curious to understand how personal and collective trauma impacts their dynamic

    For partners navigating differences in privilege and identity, desiring to build empathy and accountability

    For non-monogamous and polyamorous relationships seeking to strengthen their connection, without needing to explain or justify their relationship structure

    For non-monogamous and polyamorous partners desiring to create clarity on agreements and build trust

    For partners seeking to de-escalate their relationship with love and intentionality

    For the relationships we don’t always seek therapy for: friendships, siblings, parent-child relationships, because these bonds can benefit from therapy too

  • For those who are beginning to explore what privilege means and are curious about how their identities shape their lives

    For those with a deeper understanding of their privilege and white supremacy, who are looking for support in examining, expanding, softening, and honoring their growing edges

    For those who feel left behind or afraid to engage in conversations about race and privilege, worried about “saying the wrong thing,” and longing for a space to learn and grow

    For parents who feel disconnected from their children’s evolving worldviews, and desire to find ways to cross the distance

    For those navigating the journey of supporting a loved one exploring their gender and/or sexuality

    This work is not about perfection; it’s about deepening our capacity to sit in discomfort, make meaningful change, and to love ourselves as whole, complex beings along the way