As a Clinical Psychology doctoral candidate (PhD) at Pacifica Graduate Institute and clinical psychology intern, I weave my training in Depth Psychology, Somatic Experiencing, and wisdom traditions from Buddhist and indigenous Earth-based lineages to support others in deep inquiry, inner journeying, and moving through life’s ecstatic joys and heart-breaking challenges.
Through meditation and ritual in wild places, medicinal gardens, and sacred land that I help tend, I offer spaces for others to come home to themselves through the Earth. My offerings are weaved from my training in nature-based traditions of Buddhism, wilderness rites of passage, and folk herbalism.
Upcoming Journey into Tanaduk at Pure Land Farms on April 18th
I share stories and poetry from the heart, inspired by personal adventures and inquiry from psychology, plants, and dreaming in the Wild. On Substack: “Held by the Earth”.
My Master's Thesis of the same title can be found in the journal Ecopsychology.
A collection of stories on the ongoing journey home to the self through nature. These personal stories came from something like 100 nights over the past 5 years spent camping in the wilderness on silent meditation retreats and training at Buddhist monasteries and practice centers.