This work is for anyone in pain, and for people simply wanting a shift. It is for people willing to consider more contact with themselves and Life itself. 

This work and this art and this play is for people who sense something “off” about much of the personal growth and healing world along the lines of gloss, and/or missing some part of themselves, and/or fundamentalism, and/or individual healing that is not rooted within collective healing.

This work is for individuals, couples, and groups. It is for people with all different kinds of pasts and presents. It is for people who value living life bodied-ly, fully, and honestly, even if it means letting go of some “answers” and straight lines. It is for people who like Joy. 

It is for people who are skeptical, whose minds need to kick the tires. It is for anyone with a mind that might like to know more of a home. It is for people whose bodies have some difficulty living what they know. 

In contrast to some more stereotypically “mothering” (soothing, attunement, attachment, doing-for) work, or “fathering” (Get out of bed! Do what you know you should do!, do-for-self) work, I believe the most supportive work (like the most supportive parenting) is an ongoing cycle of feeling really gotten/supported/contacted, and learning to get and support and make contact with one’s self. I believe great practitioners support their clients by supporting both their sense of belonging, and their individuation. This is a place of playful empathy!

Longer training work-play is available for those interested in rapport, from being in so much rapport with yourself that you can face your Unfamiliar to the more simple definition of rapport, that which binds groups together (or not) largely independent of their “rational” minds.

In all of this, Rest and metabolizing are part of the process. 

For people who want support in holding the messy paradoxes of life, for people who need space to question and disagree and “fail” (or not), for people who feel like everyone is missing something… or maybe they are… or both, for people who need space to feel intensely and/or possibly be boring and quite possibly be profound… for people full of vitality, or wanting to be, I’d love to support your Song.