Work with me
Start here: a free call
The first step is a fifteen-minute conversation. No charge. It's not a sales call — it's a real conversation to see what's going on and whether this work is the right fit for where you are right now. If I think you'd be better served by a therapist, a meditation teacher, or someone else entirely, I'll tell you that and I'll usually have a name to give you.
The first session
If we're a fit, we begin with a two-hour session — the full read.
Before we meet, you'll fill out a short intake form: what's bringing you here, what you've already tried, and a few details I use for preparation, including your birth date, time, and place for a Human Design reading and an Enneagram assessment.
The session opens with breathwork to get you present and out of your head. Then we spend the core of the time in a full read across all three dimensions — where your awareness sits, what your emotional landscape looks like, how aligned your life is with who you're actually becoming. We look at how these are interacting, where the leverage point is, and what your specific stage is asking for.
You'll walk out with a clear picture of what's actually going on, a daily practice to start with, and an honest sense of where the work needs to go.
You can take this on its own — for some people one deep read is exactly what they needed. Or use it as the doorway into ongoing work. If you continue into a container within four weeks, this comes off the total.
Where it goes from there
Two containers, depending on how much there is to move.
Three sessions
A short, focused arc — the two-hour read, then two 90-minute sessions to work on one specific thing: a decision, a pattern, a transition you're in the middle of.
Twelve sessions
The full container, and where the real movement tends to happen. Twelve weekly sessions — the first two hours, the rest 90 minutes.
The twelve-session container includes everything: the sessions, daily practice tailored to your stage, messaging support between calls, and recommendations for outside resources — a therapist, bodyworker, teacher, or book — when it calls for it. There's a check-in around session six to recalibrate, and a closing session to look at what's actually changed. If body work is part of it, that gets woven into the same container.
Both container prices include the first session.
After
Some people have what they need and go live it. Some keep going because new layers keep opening. Some come back months or years later when the next edge shows up.
No contracts. No pressure. The work is useful or it isn't.
Common questions
Therapy works with the emotional and psychological dimension — and it's genuinely valuable. I've done it myself, and I refer people to therapists regularly. This work includes that dimension but also reads two others that therapy typically doesn't touch: where your awareness is sitting on the developmental continuum, and how aligned your outer life is with who you're becoming. If what you actually need is therapy, I'll tell you — and I can usually point you toward someone good.
No. Some people who come to this work have deep spiritual experience. Others have none and don't want any. What matters is the willingness to look at what's actually happening, wherever that leads. The frameworks I use are pragmatic, not religious.
If you're in acute crisis — active suicidal thoughts, psychotic symptoms, severe destabilization — a therapist or psychiatrist is the right first step, and I can help you find one. Once you're stabilized, this work can complement what they're doing. If your life is falling apart but you're functional and looking for someone who can see the larger pattern — that's exactly what this is for.
Happens to everyone. Bring it back to the next session. The point of the daily practice isn't perfection — it's that you have an ongoing relationship with your inner world that isn't only happening inside our calls.
That's most of who I work with. The work is designed for it. No sabbaticals required. It integrates into the actual day — which is the only place real change happens anyway.
Three is right when there's something specific to move — a decision, a transition, one pattern you can feel clearly. Twelve is for when the ground itself is shifting and you want to be accompanied through the whole arc, not just one piece of it. If you're not sure, start with the first session. It usually becomes obvious which one you're in.
Online is the format. Has been for years. Works fine across time zones. I'm based in Bali. Clients are across Europe, the US, Asia, and the Russian-speaking diaspora worldwide.
That's fine. Sit with it. Read the rest of the site. See if the way I think about this stuff makes sense. When the timing is right, the door is open.