I’ve spent much of my life exploring what allows people to remain connected to themselves through grief, pressure, illness, injury, creativity, and change.
My work is both clinical and creative. In addition to psychological training and clinical practice, I often draw from creative and poetic perception - paying attention to the stories, patterns, metaphors, contradictions and emotional truths that exist beneath the surface of ordinary conversation.
I’m especially interested in what happens when the strategies that once helped us survive no longer work and what it takes to build a more honest, sustainable and connected way of living.
I am also the Creative Director of The Life Show, a live performance project exploring grief, fear, transformation, humor, and the complexity of being human through poetry, storytelling, and comedy.