How I Work
Resonance-Based Practice
My work is rooted in resonance.
Resonance-based practice begins with listening –– not just to symptoms, but to patterns, pacing, and readiness. Rather than working toward predetermined outcomes, I attune to how the nervous system, fascia, and energetic field are communicating in the moment.
This approach prioritizes regulation before intensity, integration before activation, and capacity before expansion.
Whether through hands-on bodywork, scar integration, energy clearing, or sound facilitation, the intention remains consistent:
Field-First Listening
Field-first listening means I attend not only to physical structures, but also to the relational and energetic environment surrounding them.
Scars, grief, and transitions are not treated as problems to solve, but as places where adaptation has occurred. When approached with patience and skill, these places often reorganize naturally.
Capacity Before Intensity
Many people arrive wanting relief, clarity, or change. While these are valid desires, sustainable change requires foundation.
I work at a pace that allows the nervous system to metabolize experience rather than override it. This creates greater resilience, embodiment, and sovereignty over time.
Expressions of this Work
This resonance-based approach expresses through:
- Integrative Scar Bodywork
- Energy Clearing for people and place
- Sound Facilitation for individuals and groups