A trauma-informed approach is deeply embedded in the ethics of Wild Resonance Collective. I will never tell you what to do. I see myself as a helpful guide, not a boss or a guru. Your body-spirit-mind safety always comes first. I will strive to consistently provide a safe container where you can relax in the freedom of non-judgment and supportive encouragement towards your highest good.

I believe that transformation starts in the body. Our bodies contain all the wisdom we need to live our lives to the fullest. Trauma, conditioning, and simply living life in our modern world often disconnects us from this wisdom, but we always have the power to find our way back to our ‘WILD.’

We will collaborate using various tools to help you integrate your experiences inside and outside our working relationship. Different tools work for different people, and no tool will ever be forced on you. Potential tools may include inner child work, meditation, somatic exercises, breathwork, dream work, imaginal work, and more. If you are tired of spinning your wheels and ready to commit to meaningful practices leading to transformation in your body-spirit-mind, let’s work together!

Bachelor’s Degree: Communication

Master’s Degree: Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Current PhD in Psychology: Consciousness & Society student

Training in somatic work, attachment work, emotional roots of chronic pain, and nutrition/integrative medicine

I worked in the domestic violence non-profit sector for 2.5 years. There, I co-facilitated batterer-intervention groups and conducted individual and group counseling for survivors of domestic violence. I also delivered psychoeducational public presentations to the community on Adverse Childhood Experiences and Domestic Violence.

I am a highly intuitive, highly-sensitive person. Though my position in the world certainly provided some privilege, I grew up in challenging circumstances. After experiencing my own dark night of the soul 9 years ago, I began to heal from abuse, religious trauma, relationship anxiety, intrusive thoughts, depression, deconstruction, and codependency. Inner child work saved my life during my darkest time. Many tools, mystical experiences, relationships, and communities have further contributed to my healing over the years. This work continues every day, and I will never “have arrived.” Only now, I see the work as a miraculous opportunity instead of a burden. When each of us commits to our own healing, we are simultaneously healing the world.