

Welcome, friend.
Here you’ll find invitations to return to your body, tend to your inner landscape, and explore nervous system healing with care and creativity.
These offerings are lovingly shaped for visionaries, creatives, and those navigating chronic illness—for anyone unlearning urgency, seeking deeper connection, or longing to move through the world with more gentleness.
This work is always evolving, just like we are.
Check back often to see what’s growing.

Rooted in land and shaped by place, these somatic gatherings invite us into collective inquiry, care, and connection—wherever I may be.

Mapping Belonging
This 2-hour somatic gathering invites outsiders, visionaries, and bodies of difference—queer, disabled, chronically ill, neurodivergent, immigrants, bodies of culture—to come together in kinship and collective care.
Through land-inspired somatic practices, art-making, and co-regulation, we will begin to unlearn systems of oppression within and imagine new ways of belonging.
Come as you are. All bodies are welcome.

Embodied Cartography
A growing textile map and participatory artwork rooted in the somatic gatherings of Mapping Belonging.
As we explore land-based practices, art-making, and embodied inquiry together, participants are invited to contribute to a living archive of inner landscapes—through embodied shape, story and felt sense.
Each offering becomes a thread in this decolonial map—stitched together by hand across colonized territories in public “sew-ins,” where you’re welcome to sit, share, rest, and co-create. This work honors complexity, relationship, and the many ways we belong (and don’t).
You can be part of Embodied Cartography by joining a Mapping Belonging gathering, participating in a local “sew-in,” or subscribing to the newsletter for updates and invitations.


Tend at Your Own Pace: Inviting and gentle—centers nervous system safety and autonomy.


Sign up for dispatches in embodied belonging, unlearning, and somatic practice.
A love letter for outsiders, visionaries, and tender-hearted revolutionaries—those unlearning the empire in their bodies and remembering a deeper way of being.
You'll receive occasional reflections, invitations to gather, and offerings woven from the threads of slowness, creativity, collective care, and body-based healing.
For the chronically ill, the neurodivergent, the queer, the sensitive, the seekers: this is a space to root into your own knowing, and to feel less alone as we reimagine what it means to belong.