The Art of Entering the Spiritual Season

Observing the mind’s choices is a way to connect to one’s experience, which is familiar to many healing traditions. Through self-paced, gently autobiographical, and primarily somato-poetic (grounded in body and language) listening work, you gradually become acquanted with your conditioned responses and automatic patterns of being.  It is not so much how we listen that matters, but the ever-deepening attention we bring to the process of listening itself. This kind of attention is rarely cultivated in our formative years. It is an ability we can co-create and nurture together.

I work with people who are interested in creating more opportunities for “mundane observation” as a path of experiential inquiry into Language, Memory and Mind. Although the processes and the structures we explore were shaped by your past, it is your present relationship to them that reveals how the past can be released — allowing it to no longer interfere with the natural rhythms of remembering and forgetting.

Sometimes picking up where other psychotherapists have left off, my aim is to help you step into the flow of what you love doing, while remaining attuned to your growing edge. If you are curious about the workings of your memory, this is a place for you.