My path has taken me across the world—living in Africa, Guatemala, and India—and through work in corporate management, farming, teaching, and construction. Each step gave me insight, but none of it delivered the clarity I was looking for.

That search led me deeper into the inner world. I earned my NOLS Wilderness Educator Certification on a month-long Yukon expedition, my Wilderness First Aid Certification, and completed a year-long Creative Mind University program in Jungian psychology. I also studied with Mind Valley, weaving modern psychology with embodiment and spiritual practice.

Today, my work blends Jungian psychology, nature-based practices, and real-world action. It isn’t theory—it’s lived experience. I know what it’s like to feel burned out and disconnected, and I know how to help people find clarity and create a life that feels meaningful, grounded, and alive.

I believe the most important step any of us can take is to return to ourselves and take our inner world seriously. Much of our experience lies beneath the surface, and when we begin to connect the visible with the hidden, we find a sense of wholeness that changes everything.

My work is built on this principle. Over the years, I’ve learned from therapists, coaches, and healers across many fields. What I’ve seen consistently is that real transformation doesn’t come from chasing the next external solution—it comes from aligning what’s within.

This approach is for anyone, regardless of background, belief, or circumstance. If you find yourself feeling lost or disconnected, know that there is a way forward. Together, we can uncover it.