Step into an open, non-judgmental space where honest conversation, embodied practice, and genuine inquiry are welcomed — where you are seen in your wholeness.
This page offers more in-depth, practical information about working together one-on-one. Feel free to dig in — though I find the most important part is connecting on a Zoom.
Whether we are aware of it or not, our nervous system and sexuality impact nearly everything in our lives. While working on this level can support people in many ways, I’m most interested in working with those who have arrived at a very specific place in their journey.
Maybe you’ve done the work—in big and small ways. You’ve tended to your mental, emotional, and physical health, and that’s gotten you far. You’ve been especially committed to your spiritual well-being for some time, maybe your whole life. But at this point, you might know on some level that leaving your relationship with your own sexuality off the table just doesn’t add up.
Even if it’s not fully conscious, there may be an unmistakable sense that in order to walk more fully on your path, this part of yourself can no longer remain in the shadows. Whether it’s been avoidance, inherited neglect, something more complex, or you simply never chose to make it a priority—until now.
Integrative coaching is offered one-on-one via Zoom. Sessions are conversational and embodied, shaped by what is present in your body and your life rather than a fixed curriculum. Most clients meet weekly or bi-weekly over several weeks or months, allowing the work to unfold gradually and sustainably. Once you experience the work, a rhythm that feels supportive and aligned can naturally evolve.
All fees are paid in advance. Most people begin with a package to allow enough space for the work to take hold. I also offer a sliding scale. Contact me to learn more and to discuss a financial exchange that serves what’s best for all.
$175 / session
$160 / session
$150 / session
No. This work is not therapy, though it may feel therapeutic at times. It is a coaching relationship focused on integration and embodied awareness—the felt sense. I am not a licensed therapist. Coaching works best when a person is stable, or in conjunction with therapy.
Not at all. This work meets you exactly where you are, and that includes starting at the beginning.
Sexuality is included as part of whole-person wellbeing, but the focus of each session is guided by what is alive and relevant for you. For some it’s the one reason they’re here. For others, it’s one component of the nervous system patterns we work to integrate.
Not at all. I work with men, as well as people of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities. We all carry masculine, feminine, and androgynous energies within us—each with something to be understood, tended to, and integrated.
