Franz Marc, Blue Horse I, ca. 1911
Therapy that works with your nature
Therapy for nonlinear creatives
I work with people whose minds move in connections rather than straight lines: entrepreneurs, artists, technologists, musicians, and deep thinkers whose creativity, sensitivity, or intensity does not fit easily into linear systems.
Many nonlinear creatives live with a constant friction. Your mind moves fast and wide, but the world asks for clean lines and quick conclusions. You can feel both flooded with ideas and strangely stuck. You sense things before you can explain them. You get misread, or start editing yourself so you can function.
Therapy here lets your mind move as it actually moves. Nothing essential gets flattened or pathologized. Instinct becomes clearer instead of second-guessed. The aim is your nature functioning with more coherence, agency, and self-trust.
How I work
I work with your nature. We look closely at how your ways of thinking, feeling, and relating actually operate so they can move with more range and flexibility.
Sessions are exploratory and grounded in the present. We follow what emerges and let understanding develop at its own pace. Structure is used where it brings clarity and steadiness.
Johannes Vermeer, The Milkmaid, ca. 1660
SERVICES
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Individual
Individual therapy focuses on understanding and working with your nature, including the parts that feel intense or difficult. The aim is not changing who you are, but helping you function with more clarity, freedom, and self-trust.
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Couples
Couples work supports two different natures learning to meet without self-loss. We clarify patterns, repair breakdowns, and build connection that can hold real difference.
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Groups
Group therapy shows you how your patterns live in relationship. You experience yourself with others in real time, which makes insight faster and change more possible.
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Ecotherapy
Some minds open and regulate more easily outdoors. Ecotherapy sessions use natural settings to support reflection, emotional processing, and perspective.
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Creative Recovery
Creative recovery often involves doing the one thing you know you want to do but somehow falls to the bottom of the priorities list. I’ll help you understand what’s blocking you and practices to find your way back to your creative self.
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Founder Conflict
65% of startups fail due to founder conflict. Reduce this startup risk with intention and compassion.