My work lives at the intersection of two lifelong paths: anembodied practice shaped by nature-centered Indigenous teachings, Kundalini Yoga, and grief tending, and a 27+ year career in the tech industry focused onlearning and development, program leadership, and business operations. It was within the intensity and challenges of corporate life that my spiritual pathfirst took root—Kundalini Yoga becoming an early anchor that helped me navigatepressure, burnout, and moments when my outer work was out of synch with my deeper sense of truth.
Living at this intersection taught me that it ispossible to hold responsibility and soul, structure and intuition—and thatanyone can strengthen their relationship with their own wisdom, even whilestanding inside systems that feel depleting or out of alignment.
I believe meaningful change is rarely a single moment. Moreoften, it is the slow weaving of insight into lived life—through the body,through relationship, and over time.
Long before working with psilocybin, I learned how tosupport deep processes without medicine. Through years of grief tending,ceremonial and yogic practice, and somatic and breath-centered work, I developed ways of supporting people to remain present with intensity, emotion,and truth—listening for what is arising, orienting toward what wants care, andmoving without force.
The medicine may show what is possible; the deeper work is whatis tended and woven afterward. My role is to help create the conditions whereinsight can take root, so what is revealed becomes part of how you live,relate, and choose going forward.
